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MIRO U

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A six-armed, wheel-legged 'super-humanoid' built for industrial assembly.

Pilot deploymentVerified Last verified 31 Oct 2026
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Height—
Degrees of freedom—
Arm payload15 kg
Top speed—
Battery life—
Starting pricePrice on request
MakerMidea Group
First shown5 Dec 2025
StatusPilot deployment
Form factorFull-size
LocomotionHybrid
Updated31 Oct 2026
IndustrialLogisticsDexterous handsSix armsWheel-legged base360-degree rotation15 kg heavy liftQuick-swap toolsFactory deployment

What it is

MIRO U (Meiluo U) is Midea's third-generation humanoid, first disclosed on 5 December 2025 at a Guangzhou technology forum. It breaks the two-arm humanoid template with six bionic arms on a wheel-legged base that can lift and rotate 360 degrees in place, and it swaps end effectors for different tools. Midea says the lower arms handle 15 kg loads and the upper arms 5 kg precision work, and that the robot can drive six screws in ten seconds. It entered Midea's Wuxi washing-machine plant at the end of 2025, where line-change efficiency rose by 30 percent.

Highlights

01Midea calls it an industry-first six-arm, wheel-legged humanoid layout.
02360-degree in-place rotation and powered lifting.
03Lower arms rated 15 kg; upper arms 5 kg for precision work.
04Ten seconds to drive six screws; three-worker-equivalent efficiency claim.
05Deployed at Midea's Wuxi washing-machine plant with 30% faster line changes.

The numbers

Body
Form factorFull-size
Motion & power
LocomotionHybrid
Arm payload15 kg
ActuatorsSix bionic arms on a wheel-legged base with stable lifting and 360-degree rotation; quick-swap end-effector modules.
Compute, sensing & hands
HandsQuick-swap tool and gripper modules rather than humanoid hands.

Platform & deployment

AvailabilityFactory pilot at Midea's Wuxi plant; not offered for public sale.
Target marketIndustrial manufacturing.
Software / OSMidea self-developed control stack for six-arm coordination, lifting and in-place rotation.
Deployments & partnersWuxi double-high-end washing-machine factory production line since late 2025.

Evidence trail

Claims on this profile are linked to primary reporting and manufacturer material where available.

01Midea Group - MIRO U unveiling02OFweek - Haier, Midea and Gree enter robotics

Specifications are sourced from public materials and may change. Always confirm commercial terms with the manufacturer.

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