Overview

Qinglong V3.0 is an open-source, fully-featured humanoid robot from the OpenLoong project, an initiative based in Shanghai. The platform is designed for research in locomotion, manipulation, and whole-body control and is explicitly understood as an open research reference rather than a commercial product.

Construction

The robot measures approximately 185 centimeters, weighs around 85 kilograms, and features up to 60 degrees of freedom. Thanks to its modular architecture, modules for walking, manipulation, and perception can be combined in different ways. The hands are skillfully designed, with each finger having multiple degrees of freedom for precise grasping.

Technology and AI

Equipment includes a 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, and omnidirectional cameras that support comprehensive environmental perception and autonomous navigation. The robot can walk swiftly, avoid obstacles, and run stably uphill and downhill. As a platform for embodied AI, it is connected to a shared training system for large models and robots.

Market Significance

OpenLoong provides Qinglong V3.0 as an open reference for education, demonstration, and long-term research. This positions the project within the Chinese open-source movement in humanoid robotics, which regularly introduces new model generations at short intervals.