ROBAN

The ROBAN is a 0.69 m, 6.5 kg desktop-scale humanoid from Leju Robotics of China, created to make robotics and AI learning hands-on and approachable. Its light, sturdy body invites students and hobbyists to experiment with walking, motion and programming without the cost or complexity of a large machine.

The robot carries 22 degrees of freedom driven by precise electric actuators, giving it smooth, human-like joint movement and stable locomotion, with additional sensors that keep it balanced and responsive to its surroundings. Programming is done through a dedicated mobile app or in Python, making it suitable for beginners and advanced learners alike, and interactive voice modules run on onboard microcontrollers. A battery runtime of about 120 minutes supports classroom-length sessions between charges.

As an educational humanoid robot, the ROBAN is ideal for teaching robotics fundamentals, university research demonstrations and entertainment routines such as programmed dances and gestures. Because learners see their code translate directly into physical motion, it is an engaging tool for building intuition about control, kinematics and AI.

Nexon System supplies the Leju ROBAN to schools, universities and training centres across Southeast Asia, providing setup, curriculum-aligned programming guidance, and integration with existing STEM lesson plans and competition formats. Every rollout includes teacher training and continuing support, so educators can run confident, repeatable robotics classes term after term. Talk to Nexon to equip a robotics classroom.