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Kaleido
Kaleido is Kawasaki Heavy Industries' robust full-size humanoid, developed since 2015 with the first generation shown at iREX 2017 and now in its ninth generation. Kawasaki states it is about 180 cm and 80 kg with a structure rugged enough to withstand falls; the latest version adds LiDAR-based autonomous walking and VR teleoperation.
Long-running R&D / demonstration platform (current generation Kaleido 9), shown at iREX; targeted at disaster-response and factory support around 2030. Not commercially available.
No public price; internal R&D/demonstration platform, not a listed product.
Estimated value & depreciation
Kawasaki Heavy Industries hasn’t published a price for the Kaleido — it’s sold by quote, deployed in pilots, or not yet released. We publish an estimate once a real price and resale signal exist.
Depreciation curve
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Frequently asked
How much does the Kawasaki Heavy Industries Kaleido cost?
Kawasaki Heavy Industries hasn’t published a public price for the Kaleido — Long-running R&D / demonstration platform (current generation Kaleido 9), shown at iREX; targeted at disaster-response and factory support around 2030. Not commercially available.
Is the Kawasaki Heavy Industries Kaleido available to buy?
Announced. Long-running R&D / demonstration platform (current generation Kaleido 9), shown at iREX; targeted at disaster-response and factory support around 2030. Not commercially available.
What are the Kawasaki Heavy Industries Kaleido’s specifications?
It is a bipedal humanoid, debuting 2017: 1.8 m tall, 80 kg.
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