🇷🇺Android Technics·Russia·Prototype

FEDOR (Skybot F-850)

Russia's space-faring android, sent to the ISS in 2019 to test teleoperated humanoid work.

PrototypeVerified Last verified 31 Oct 2026
Height182 cm
Degrees of freedom—
Arm payload—
Top speed—
Battery life1 h
Starting pricePrice on request
First shown2019
StatusPrototype
Form factorFull-size
LocomotionBipedal
Updated31 Oct 2026

What it is

FEDOR (Final Experimental Demonstration Object Research), callsign Skybot F-850, is a Russian anthropomorphic robot built by Android Technics with Russia's Foundation for Advanced Research. It stands 182 cm, weighs 106 kg and can copy an operator's movements or act semi-autonomously. In August 2019 it flew to the ISS aboard Soyuz MS-14 for about two weeks of zero-gravity testing.

Highlights

01Flew to the ISS on Soyuz MS-14 in August 2019.
02182 cm and 106 kg with about one hour of continuous operation.
03Teleoperated, with some autonomous functions.
04Developed by Android Technics with Russia's FPI.
05Originally intended for rescue and hazardous work.

The numbers

Body
Height182 cm
Weight106 kg
Form factorFull-size
Motion & power
LocomotionBipedal
Battery life1 h
ActuatorsElectric joint drives.
Compute, sensing & hands
ComputeReal-time operating system with onboard control computers.
SensingCameras and a teleoperation sensor suite; full details are not publicly documented.
HandsAnthropomorphic five-fingered hands.

Platform & deployment

AvailabilityPrototype

Evidence trail

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