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| EIR Technology | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Full name | Sichuan Embodied Humanoid Robot Technology Co., Ltd. |
| Founded | September 2024 |
| Headquarters | Sichuan, China |
| Industry | Robotics, Humanoid robots |
| Products | SkyWalker 2 humanoid robot, Ai Qiu EMO1 |
| Website | eir.tech |
EIR Technology (formally Sichuan Embodied Humanoid Robot Technology Co., Ltd.) is a Chinese robotics company founded in September 2024 that specializes in humanoid robots and quadruped robotic technologies. The company leverages research resources from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China and the Sichuan Institute of Machinery Research & Design. EIR is known for its rapid development pace, having launched Sichuan's first commercial humanoid robot, the SkyWalker 1, within just 69 days of its founding.[1][2]
EIR Technology was established in September 2024 in Sichuan province, China. The company quickly distinguished itself through rapid product development:
In 2025, EIR partnered with Tencent Cloud on a humanoid robotics ecosystem deployment, expanding its technology platform and cloud integration capabilities.[3]
The SkyWalker 2 is EIR's current flagship humanoid robot, featuring significant upgrades over its predecessor in performance, perception, interaction, and spatial intelligence.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 165 cm |
| Weight | 55 kg |
| Degrees of freedom | 55 |
| Key upgrades | Enhanced bionic structure, improved control algorithms |
| Applications | Factory inspection, intelligent services, industrial parks |
The robot's enhanced bionic structure enables more natural movement patterns, while improved control algorithms provide superior stability across varied terrain.[2]
By end of 2025, EIR planned to introduce the Ai Qiu EMO1, a companion-focused humanoid robot featuring the company's proprietary emotion recognition system. The system is capable of interpreting micro-expressions, contextual cues, and tactile feedback for human-like interaction.[1]
EIR's technologies are deployed in real-world settings including factories and industrial parks, where robots perform equipment inspection and intelligent service operations.[1]