SOLARTODO STTBOT-T1
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Bipedal humanoid, 1,320 mm and about 35 kg, with 23 active degrees of freedom, a 9,000 mAh quick-release battery, and depth and 3D range sensing.
Request a quote →Request a QuoteBipedal humanoid, 1,320 mm and about 35 kg, with 23 active degrees of freedom, a 9,000 mAh quick-release battery, and depth and 3D range sensing.
Request a quote →Request a QuoteThe STTBOT-T1 is the larger member of SOLARTODO's STTBOT family of bipedal ground robots. It stands 1,320 mm tall and weighs approximately 35 kg with its battery. It walks on two legs, uses depth and 3D range sensing for local awareness, and returns to its own 200 W wireless charging position between tasks.
SOLARTODO builds the STTBOT robots for ground inspection, ground-level follow-up on events spotted from the air, remote observation and light service tasks, as part of its SKYHUB air–ground system. The T1 is sold separately, so you can order it on its own, without the drone and hangar.
The manual positions the T1's height and 450 × 200 mm standing body reference for taller access points. Plan clearance around that body reference for arm swing, the fitted tool and people nearby.
| Specification | STTBOT-T1 | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Standing height | 1,320 mm | p.58 |
| Mass, battery included | Approximately 35 kg | p.58 |
| Standing width × depth | 450 × 200 mm body reference (add clearance for arm swing, tool and people) | pp.58, 61 |
| Folded transport size | 690 × 450 × 300 mm | pp.58, 61 |
| Active degrees of freedom | 23 in the standard configuration: 6 per leg, 5 per arm, 1 waist | pp.58, 63 |
| Single-arm load | Approximately 3 kg, a model capability at a permitted posture, including the fitted tool and grasped item | pp.58, 59, 61, 64 |
| Arm span | Approximately 450 mm (a different measurement definition from the S1's reach) | p.58 |
| End effector | Standard configuration has no independent dexterous-hand degrees of freedom | p.58 |
| Locomotion | Bipedal walking, standing, squatting and whole-body motions | pp.58, 61 |
| Battery | 13-series, 9,000 mAh quick-release smart battery | p.58 |
| Typical operating time | Approximately 2 hours; varies with walking, perception, compute and arm use | pp.58, 65 |
| Wireless charging | 200 W contactless module (transfer rating; actual charging power depends on alignment, configuration and the BMS) | pp.64–65 |
| Wired charger | 54 V / 5 A | p.65 |
| Audio | Four-microphone array and 5 W speaker | p.59 |
| Onboard compute | 16 GB edge AI compute platform | p.59 |
| Depth sensing | Active-infrared stereo depth; recommended working range approximately 0.26–3 m | p.59 |
| 3D range sensing | 360° horizontal view; approximately 40 m on a 10% reflectivity target | p.60 |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, Ethernet and USB | p.60 |
| Software | SDK, motion control and ROS/ROS 2 integration, according to the supplied configuration and authorized access | p.60 |
Specifications verified 2026-10-11 against SOLARTODO's STTBOT-T1 model page (catalogue specification Rev 1.3, 2026-09-27) and the SKYHUB Air–Ground Complete Product Manual, English customer edition, Rev 1.3 (27 September 2026), at the pages listed. Figures describe the catalogue configuration; the supplied unit's record governs.
Permitted load depends on reach, posture and the approved task profile; these figures are not a guaranteed payload while walking.
Sensor ranges describe the installed sensing assemblies, not guaranteed whole-robot detection or obstacle-clearance performance; task performance depends on the configured model, scene and route.
Both STTBOT models use a 200 W contactless transmitter and receiver. That 200 W is the wireless transfer rating. The power that actually reaches the battery can be lower, because of alignment, transfer loss, battery temperature and the battery-management system's charge profile. Suggested operating gap 5–15 mm, preferably 8–10 mm; lateral alignment approximately ±10 mm, subject to dock geometry and the supplied configuration (manual pp.64–65).
SOLARTODO doesn't give a fixed full-charge time for the T1. Its site console reports live charging power and an estimated completion time instead.
SOLARTODO LIMITED manufactures the STTBOT-T1 and supplies it from Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China. Availability, shipping and destination compliance are confirmed per order. The supplied unit's configuration sets the fitted tool, the battery and the permitted task profile.
US buyers: No US import approval is claimed for this model. US import, equipment-authorization and other destination requirements must be checked for the exact supplied configuration before an order is accepted.
The STTBOT-T1 is priced on request. Request a quote with your destination country, quantity and intended tasks. BotInfo.ai reviews each request and introduces qualified buyers to the manufacturer, which quotes, sells and ships in its own name.
The T1 is the larger model. The STTBOT-S1 stands approximately 880 mm tall, weighs approximately 13 kg with its battery and has 21 active degrees of freedom with a two-finger end effector. SOLARTODO notes that the T1's arm span and the S1's arm reach use different measurement definitions, so they shouldn't be compared directly. Each model is sold separately.
The T1 is the STTBOT with the fuller public spec sheet: a 450 × 200 mm body reference, a folded transport size, a 9,000 mAh battery and about two hours of typical operation. That makes it the easier of the two to plan a site around. Treat the 200 W contactless figure as a transfer rating, not a charge time, and confirm the fitted hand and the task profile for your unit on the quote.
The STTBOT-T1 is priced on request. The price depends on the configuration and on your destination. Request a quote through BotInfo.ai for current pricing.
1,320 mm tall and approximately 35 kg with its battery, per SOLARTODO's Rev 1.3 manual. Its standing body reference is 450 × 200 mm.
Approximately 2 hours of typical operation, per SOLARTODO's specification. It varies with walking, perception, compute and arm use.
It has a 200 W contactless charging module and a 54 V / 5 A wired charger. The 200 W figure is a wireless transfer rating; actual charging power can be lower, depending on alignment, configuration and the battery-management system. SOLARTODO doesn't give a fixed full-charge time.
23 active degrees of freedom in the standard configuration: 12 in the legs, 10 in the arms and 1 at the waist.
Yes. SOLARTODO sells the STTBOT-T1 separately.
No US import approval is claimed for this model. US import, equipment-authorization and other destination requirements must be checked for the exact supplied configuration before an order is accepted.
Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China. Availability, shipping and destination compliance are confirmed per order.
