🇨🇦Mirsee Robotics·Canada·Prototype

MH3

A Canadian wheeled humanoid built for hazardous factory work.

PrototypeVerified Last verified 31 Oct 2026
Height—
Degrees of freedom31
Arm payload30 kg
Top speed—
Battery life10 h
Starting pricePrice on request
First shown2025
StatusPrototype
Form factorFull-size
LocomotionWheeled
Updated31 Oct 2026

What it is

MH3 is the third-generation humanoid from Mirsee Robotics of Cambridge, Ontario. It combines a 31-DoF upper body with a Mecanum-wheel mobile base, lifts about 30 kg per arm, runs for up to 10 hours and supports VR teleoperation from as far as 1,500 km. Mirsee has built eight MH3 prototypes for testing and validation and plans to move to mass production in 2027.

Highlights

0131 degrees of freedom
02About 30 kg lift per arm
03Up to 10 hours of runtime
04VR teleoperation up to 1,500 km
05Eight prototypes built; mass production targeted for 2027

The numbers

Body
Form factorFull-size
Motion & power
LocomotionWheeled
Degrees of freedom31
Arm payload30 kg
Battery life10 h
Compute, sensing & hands
ComputeNVIDIA Jetson-based Hadron Vision platform; additional compute not disclosed.
SensingHadron Vision embedded stereo cameras with NVIDIA Jetson processing, plus onboard cameras for VR teleoperation.
HandsDexterous hands; company claims best-in-class hands and arms without publishing joint details.

Platform & deployment

AvailabilityEight prototypes in testing and validation; mass production targeted for 2027.
Target marketManufacturing, material handling and hazardous industrial sites.
Software / OSAI autonomy plus VR teleoperation with motion-tracking gloves; Hadron Vision perception.
Deployments & partnersPhased deployment with strategic manufacturing partners; validation testing underway.
Safety & certificationsPower-off brakes and remote operation for hazardous environments.
VariantsMH1 (2021) · MH2 (2023) · MH3 (2025)

Evidence trail

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