HFUN-TECH unveiled the T01 at the 2026 World Robot Conference in Beijing in August 2026, and it is not yet a shipping product: no release date or specification sheet has been published. It is a transformable humanoid robot built on a different idea from most humanoids. Instead of copying the human body, it keeps only the two abilities HFUN-TECH considers essential for work — walking on two legs and handling objects with two arms — and gives both jobs to the same pair of limbs.

On level floors the T01 rolls on its wheeled base and the limbs work as arms, handling tasks such as collecting parcels; HFUN-TECH says wheeled travel on flat ground is three to five times faster than a conventional legged robot. When it meets stairs, steps or broken ground, the arms convert into legs and it carries on walking on two feet. In riding mode the limbs become control handles and the body turns into a smart mobility chair with a reported top speed of up to 10 km/h. A fourth form folds it into a compact trolley case that can carry belongings alongside its user, and the robot is designed to switch to whichever form suits the task in front of it.

HFUN-TECH aims the T01 at last-mile logistics — picking goods in a warehouse, moving them across a campus and climbing the stairs to a customer's door — with the riding mode suited to campus inspection rounds and staff shuttles, and home service and companionship as consumer uses. Reusing two limbs instead of four, the company says, cuts the number of core components by nearly half.

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Key Capabilities

• Two Limbs, Four Forms: The T01 uses two convertible limbs in place of a humanoid's four and switches between wheeled, bipedal, riding and folded trolley-case forms.
• Wheeled Mode for Level Floors: On flat ground it travels on its wheeled base while the limbs work as arms for tasks such as collecting parcels.
• Arms That Become Legs: At stairs, steps or uneven ground the arms convert into legs and the robot continues on two feet.
• Riding Mode up to 10 km/h: The limbs act as control handles and the body becomes a smart mobility chair with a reported top speed of up to 10 km/h.
• Aimed at Last-Mile Logistics: HFUN-TECH designs it for warehouse pick-up, transport across a campus and stair-climbing delivery to the door.
• Unveiled, Not Yet Shipping: HFUN-TECH showed the T01 in August 2026 and has not announced a release date or a specification sheet.

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