Sirius

Meet Sirius, a palm-sized robotic dog from Hengbot that packs expressive, lifelike movement into a body of just 1 kg and about 0.26 m tall. As an interactive quadruped robot, it is designed to feel more like a companion than a machine, blending play, learning and experimentation in a single compact platform.

Sirius moves through 14 degrees of freedom driven by Hengbot's proprietary Neurocore actuators, which deliver quiet, fluid leg and head motion. An 8 MP camera supports vision and interaction, a microphone array handles voice recognition and sound localization, and a head-mounted touchscreen offers direct control. Power lasts around 120 minutes per charge. Its open software spans a drag-and-drop visual programming environment, Python, C and C++, and OpenAI API integration for expressive, conversational behavior.

That mix of dexterity and programmability makes it a natural fit for STEM education, interactive entertainment, and research into human-robot interaction and animated motion. Classrooms can use it to teach coding and AI concepts, while labs explore gaits and social behaviors on an affordable, durable body.

Nexon System deploys the Hengbot Sirius for schools, maker spaces and innovation labs across Southeast Asia. We handle setup, choreography and behavior programming, integration with classroom platforms or AI services, curriculum alignment and staff training, all backed by dependable local support. Talk to Nexon to bring interactive robotics into your program.