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Nori A3
Nori Robotics
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Nori Robotics

Nori A3

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Affordable bimanual robot for home and office.

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NORI A3 is a bimanual robot designed for day-to-day home tasks. The official page lists trainable skills, a $1,688 full price with no deposit, and shipping planned for fall 2026.

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Use cases

  • •Helping in the kitchen
  • •Tidying rooms
  • •Fetching items from the refrigerator
  • •Loading dishes
  • •Folding clothes
  • •Pouring ingredients

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Arm configuration
7+1 DOF
Assembly
Assembled in San Francisco
Audio
Speaker and microphone for spoken commands
Battery life
6-8 hours
Cameras
Four 720p RGB cameras, up to 30 fps, mounted on grippers, head, and neck
LiDAR angular resolution
0.72° at 10 Hz
LiDAR range
12 m
LiDAR scan frequency
8-12 Hz
Payload per arm
1.5 kg
Price snapshot
$1,688 full price, no deposit
Shipping snapshot
Ships fall 2026
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