Product profile
T-HR3
T-HR3 is Toyota third-generation humanoid robot for remote, force-feedback operation. It mirrors movements from a human operator through a Master Maneuveri...
Facts
- Company
- Toyota Motor Corporation
- Product type
- humanoid
- Status
- Research / Prototype
- Website
- https://global.toyota/en/detail/19666346
About T-HR3
T-HR3 is Toyota's third-generation humanoid research platform, introduced in 2017. An operator uses the Master Maneuvering System, including wearable controls and a head-mounted display, to command the robot while torque servo modules return force information from its joints.
Toyota specifies 32 body axes plus ten finger axes and a mass of 75 kilograms. T-HR3 demonstrates remote, whole-body humanoid control and force feedback. Toyota presents it as a research platform, with no general commercial availability identified.
Market context
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Summary
Type: Humanoid
Core: Teleoperation
Function: Assistance
Audience: Researchers
Specifications
- control_interface
- Master Maneuvering System with wearable controls, data glove, and head-mounted display
- dof
- 32 axes and 10 fingers
- feedback_method
- Force feedback shares force exerted by and on the robot with the operator
- hand_dof
- 10 fingers
- height_cm
- 154 cm cm
- teleoperation
- Maps operator hand, arm, and foot movements to the robot
- weight_kg
- 75 kg
Operations
- Environment
- indoor_human_environment
- Primary user
- enterprise_operator
- Role
- human_assistance
- Interaction model
- teleoperation
- Mobility class
- biped
- Product detail
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Research, Articles and recent verified events
- Toyota expands NVIDIA physical-AI stack across factories, vehicles and cities — 2026-07-15
- Toyota debuts CUE7 basketball humanoid with lighter two-wheel design and hybrid AI control — 2026-04-12
- Toyota completes Phase 1 construction of Woven City mobility test course — 2025-01-06
- Toyota CUE6 sets farthest basketball shot record for a humanoid robot — 2024-09-26
- Toyota CUE3 sets assisted humanoid free-throw Guinness World Record — 2019-05-17
- Toyota makes CUE an official internal robotics task — 2018-05-01
- Toyota CUE project begins as internal basketball robot initiative — 2017-04-01