Sentinel Chrome
A bipedal humanoid platform for spaces built around people — showrooms, lobbies, and research labs that need a robot people actually want to look at.
$142,000
- ✓34 degrees of freedom for natural, human-legible movement
- ✓On-device speech and gesture recognition, no cloud round-trip
- ✓Interchangeable chrome and matte shells for brand-matched finishes
Sentinel Chrome isn't trying to disappear into the background — it's built for the opposite job. Museums, flagship stores, and research showrooms install it precisely because people stop and look.
Movement that reads as natural
34 degrees of freedom let Sentinel Chrome gesture, turn, and shift its weight the way a person would, instead of the stiff pan-and-tilt motion most service robots default to. It's a deliberate design choice: a robot that moves naturally gets approached, not avoided.
Runs the room without the cloud
Speech recognition, face tracking, and gesture response all run on-device, so there's no lag waiting on a network round-trip and no video feed leaving the building — a requirement more than one retail client asked for outright.
Shells are swappable in under ten minutes, so the same unit can wear a brand's finish for a launch event and a neutral chrome shell the rest of the year.
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