Autonomy

Battery Runtime and Charging Comparison

Runtime ranges are shown in minutes beside their recorded operating conditions. Missing endpoints are not plotted.

Source observations through 2026-07-31. Analysis revised separately.Open all humanoid data charts

Data summary

What is included

Runtime ranges are shown in minutes beside their recorded operating conditions. Missing endpoints are not plotted.

Visible rows

13

Dataset scope

TechniaHQRobot source-linked dataset

Interactive infographic

Battery Runtime and Charging Comparison

Runtime ranges are shown in minutes beside their recorded operating conditions. Missing endpoints are not plotted.

Common scale from 0 to 480 minutes. Conditions differ between records.

Unitree G1120 minutes

Approximate operating time

Booster T1120–240 minutes

About two hours walking; about four hours standing

Apptronik Apollo240 minutes

Official stated operating time

PAL Robotics TALOS90–180 minutes

Approximately 1.5 hours walking and 3 hours standby

PAL Robotics REEM-C180–360 minutes

Approximately 3 hours walking and 6 hours standby

NAO660–90 minutes

About 60 minutes active use and 90 minutes normal use

Reachy 2 mobile base480 minutes

Mobile-base battery runtime

Figure 03300 minutes

Official stated runtime

Fourier GR-2120 minutes

Official stated runtime

Fourier GR-3180 minutes

Approximate operating time

AgiBot A3 Ultra480 minutes

Overall endurance with stated 1:1 standing/walking condition

Accessible data table

The table contains the same source-linked records used by the chart. It is the reference when labels overlap or a visual scale compresses values.

Source-linked data used in the infographic
RobotBattery capacityMinimum runtimeMaximum runtimeRecharge timeSwappable batteryRecord notesEvidenceSource
Unitree G19 Ah120 minutes120 minutesNot recordedYesQuick-release battery; manufacturer states about two hours. Approximate operating timeOfficial specificationUnitree G1 official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
Unitree H1864 WhNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedYes15 Ah battery; quick replacement. Runtime not publicly specified on cited pageOfficial specificationUnitree H1 official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
Booster T110.5 Ah120 minutes240 minutesNot recordedNot recordedThe range combines two different activity conditions and is shown as a dumbbell, not an average. About two hours walking; about four hours standingOfficial specificationBooster T1 official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
Apptronik ApolloNot recorded240 minutes240 minutesNot recordedYesBattery capacity and recharge time were not disclosed in the cited announcement. Official stated operating timeOfficial announcementApptronik Apollo official announcementPublished 2023-08-23Checked 2026-07-31
Agility Digit (ProMat battery update)Not recordedNot recorded240 minutesNot recordedNot recordedThe cited battery update describes autonomous docking and an upper runtime of four hours. This historical record does not describe Digit 5. Battery capacity, payload and duty cycle are not specified. Up to four hours; no minimum or standardized task cycle disclosedOfficial announcementAgility Robotics ProMat battery and docking updateChecked 2026-10-11
PAL Robotics TALOSNot recorded90 minutes180 minutesNot recordedNot recordedWalking and standby are different task conditions. Approximately 1.5 hours walking and 3 hours standbyOfficial specificationPAL Robotics TALOS official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
PAL Robotics REEM-CNot recorded180 minutes360 minutesNot recordedNot recordedWalking and standby are different task conditions. Approximately 3 hours walking and 6 hours standbyOfficial specificationPAL Robotics REEM-C official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
NAO648.6 Wh60 minutes90 minutes180 minutesYesOfficial documentation states charging takes less than three hours. About 60 minutes active use and 90 minutes normal useOfficial specificationAldebaran NAO battery documentationChecked 2026-07-31
Reachy 2 mobile baseNot recorded480 minutes480 minutesNot recordedNot recordedThis value describes the mobile base, not every Reachy 2 subsystem. Mobile-base battery runtimeOfficial specificationPollen Robotics Reachy 2 mobile base specificationsChecked 2026-07-31
Figure 03Not recorded300 minutes300 minutesNot recordedNot recordedFigure describes wireless charging; battery capacity and charge duration are not public on the cited pages. Official stated runtimeOfficial specificationFigure 03 official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
Fourier GR-2Not recorded120 minutes120 minutesNot recordedYesProduct material describes a detachable battery. Official stated runtimeOfficial specificationFourier GR-2 official product pageChecked 2026-07-31
Fourier GR-3936 Wh total (702 Wh + 234 Wh)180 minutes180 minutes90 minutesYesOfficial documentation describes hot swapping and approximately 1.5 hours charging. Approximate operating timeOfficial specificationFourier GR-3 official specificationsChecked 2026-07-31
AgiBot A3 Ultra1152 Wh480 minutes480 minutes120 minutesYesActual endurance varies with walking speed and payload; supports direct charge, battery swap and autonomous charging. Overall endurance with stated 1:1 standing/walking conditionOfficial specificationAgiBot A3 Ultra official developer documentationPublished 2026-06-29Checked 2026-07-31

Methodology

How the dataset is built

Runtime is stored in minutes, while original battery capacity units remain unchanged. Walking, standing, standby, base-only and combined-runtime claims are labelled separately and are not averaged.

Editorial analysis

Thirteen records cover different kinds of operation

The sample includes bipeds, a mobile base and robots with replaceable batteries. Some records provide a runtime interval while others publish battery capacity without a corresponding endurance figure. A missing runtime does not mean zero operating time.

Capacity and endurance are separate measurements

Ampere-hours describe charge capacity and require voltage to compare stored energy. Watt-hours describe energy more directly. Neither specifies endurance without knowing power consumption during the task. Standing, walking and repeated lifting can therefore produce different runtimes from the same battery.

Swapping changes the operating plan

A replaceable battery can reduce charging interruptions, but the table does not establish the time or staffing needed for every swap. Estimate a shift using active duty, charging, replacement and maintenance periods rather than multiplying a headline runtime.

Frequently asked questions

Can the longest listed runtime identify the most efficient robot?

No. The records use different workloads and may describe a mobile base rather than a complete humanoid system.

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