R-Noid

R-Noid is a wheeled humanoid developed by Robot.com, the United States company previously known as Kiwibot. Standing about 1.7 m tall and weighing roughly 90 kg, it marries a human-scale upper body with a rolling base, letting it move naturally through venues that were designed for people rather than machines.

Its eighteen degrees of freedom are spread across dual 7-DoF arms, a 4-DoF articulated torso and a holonomic omnidirectional wheeled base, with each arm handling a 4 kg payload. Vision-language-action cameras and an environmental perception suite feed the onboard intelligence, which runs on the Physical Intelligence pi0.7 VLA model and FieldAI foundation models over a Robot-as-a-Service cloud platform. A single charge sustains roughly three hours of continuous operation.

As a versatile service robot, R-Noid is well suited to restaurant assistance, hotel hosting, warehouse picking and packing, laundry folding and healthcare support, covering a broad menu of repetitive, labour-intensive routines across hospitality, logistics and care settings.

Nexon System deploys the Robot.com R-Noid across Southeast Asia through a managed RaaS model, handling commissioning, task programming across its standardized task categories, branded content, and integration with your WMS or facility systems, plus operator training and ongoing support. Talk to Nexon to scope a pilot for your site.