
夏澜R03
XiaLan R03 is Digit Robotics' new-generation biomimetic humanoid, built around what the company calls biomimetic intelligence and aimed at reception, guidance and public-facing service work. Its appearance is the headline feature: the body is modelled precisely on the human form and finished with a multi-layer biomimetic coating that reproduces skin lustre and capillary texture, with high-fidelity eyebrows, eyelashes and naturally rendered blush and lip colour, and a modular shell that accepts several preset looks or custom styling for different commercial spaces. Expression is mechanically deep rather than cosmetic - the face carries 23 active degrees of freedom and more than 40 passive ones, supporting over 30 compound expressions, while the head tilts, looks up, looks down and rotates and the waist follows +/-45 degrees so the robot always faces the person it is addressing. Interaction is full-duplex and wake-word-free: it can be interrupted, talked over or interjected into at any moment, uses multimodal deep noise reduction with intelligent rejection to lock onto the speaker, actively greets people within 2.5 m, and cycles between resting and curious gaze when alone. A four-microphone array pairs with a chest RGB camera for sensing between 1 and 2.5 m, and dual-channel speakers keep output noise at or below 55 dB. The whole stack runs on the self-developed JuHao 2.0 interaction OS, whose fast brain handles expression and gaze in real time while a slow brain drives question answering and sentiment analysis, with hot-updatable knowledge and an emotion engine that closes the loop from meaning to feeling to behaviour, running 24/7. Standing 160-170 cm depending on whether it is placed on a desk or mounted on a pillar, it is delivered through the RoboEase scenario platform, and head and arm modules swap quickly enough for one person to service.
Smart front-desk reception in office buildings, residential lobbies, industrial parks and hotels; commercial marketing and customer service in dealerships, service halls, supermarkets and brand pop-ups; public information services in government halls, hospitals, transport hubs and libraries; science outreach and exhibition in museums, exhibition centres and campus events
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