
Jupiter
Jupiter is Zeroth's full-size proportional humanoid, described by the company as small in size but large in capability and built for real scenarios. Its defining ability is that it works in two modes: it can be teleoperated, letting a person direct it, or run autonomously on its own tasks, so it can alternate between supervised collaboration and independent execution depending on what the job needs. Zeroth positions it against growing demand for proportional humanoid robots and aims it at three areas in particular: teaching and practical training, simulation testing, and reception or front-desk service, where it is expected to deliver intelligent interaction and efficient operation in real human environments. It is on sale in the company's own store at USD 89,999, with an expected shipping date of 15 April 2026. Alongside it, the company introduced the N1 collaborative robot, which uses what it calls a world-first heterogeneous robotic arm design aimed at the home. In the funding announcement Jupiter was framed as a long-term home companion with general intelligent capabilities, while the retail page leans on the professional training, simulation and reception use cases.
Teaching and practical training; simulation testing; reception or front-desk service; human-robot collaboration with teleoperation; autonomous task execution in real human environments; long-term home companionship with general intelligent capabilities as described in the funding announcement.
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