Robstride RS00 (CyberGear-class micro QDD)
Ultra-budget micro QDD from the Xiaomi-ecosystem CyberGear class — ≈$50–120/joint CAN modules for small limbs and grippers; verify QC batch-to-batch.
Full specifications
Last verified: 2026-07| Class | Micro planetary QDD, CyberGear-class† |
| Peak Torque | ≈12 Nm class (variant-dependent)† |
| Bus | CAN† |
| Supply | 24 V DC† |
| Price band | ≈$50–120/joint |
| MOQ | 1 unit |
| QC note | Verify quality batch-to-batch at this tier† |
† Manufacturer-reported, not yet independently verified.
Fits with
Confirmed and manufacturer-claimed platform compatibility. We check your exact wrist and communication setup before quoting.
Supplier
Founded by former Xiaomi robotics engineers, RobStride designs integrated joint motors combining frameless torque motors, planetary reduction, encoder and drive. Aggressive pricing, such as a 120 Nm peak-torque module at consumer price levels, has made it a popular choice for humanoid and quadruped prototyping worldwide.
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FAQ
Is the ultra-budget tier viable for a real project?
For prototypes and low-duty joints, yes — the ecosystem is why humanoid startups keep appearing at this price point. For fleet builds, batch-test and put 5–10% spare boards in the PO; encoders and drivers fail before gears.
Robstride vs Xiaomi CyberGear — same thing?
Same class and ecosystem lineage; Robstride sells RS-series modules commercially with international channels. Confirm the exact variant and protocol doc before committing a design.
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