{"id":"wl-totan-o1","manufacturer":"WL Robotics","model":"Totan O1","country":"CN","description":"TITAN O1 (listed in the catalog as \"Totan O1\") is a robot from WL Robotics, i.e. Westlake Robotics of Hangzhou, a spin-off of Westlake University. The company presents it as a new platform for embodied AI driven by its own GAE motion model. Little technical data is public.","catalog_status":"in-development","specifications":{"height_cm":null,"weight_kg":null,"payload_kg":null,"dof":null,"speed_ms":null,"battery_h":null},"capabilities":["sort","obstacle"],"source":{"url":"https://www.wlrobotics.cn","verified_at":null,"verified_fields":[],"review_status":"requires_current_source_check"},"evidence":{"manufacturer_review":null,"mera_field_test":{"status":"not_published","report_url":null,"measured_at":null},"verification_note":"A manufacturer documentation check does not verify field performance, inventory or MERA compatibility."},"knowledge":{"summary":"TITAN O1 (listed in the catalog as \"Totan O1\") is a robot from WL Robotics, i.e. Westlake Robotics of Hangzhou, a spin-off of Westlake University. The company presents it as a new platform for embodied AI driven by its own GAE motion model. Little technical data is public.","sections":[{"h":"What TITAN O1 is","p":["Westlake Robotics' website gives TITAN O1 its own section next to the \"Aotian U1\" model and its AI platform. It describes the robot in terms of agile, low-latency motion and an open, easy-to-integrate control architecture, running the GAE model, which the company says lets one \"brain\" control robots of different body types and transfer human motion to them.","The company lists four in-house joint motor types, WR-80-140, WR-80-88, WR-58 and WR-45, but its site text gives no dimensions, weight or degrees of freedom for the robot itself. Its company description mentions quadruped and bipedal robots for elderly care and inspection; we found no confirmation that TITAN O1 is specifically meant for power-grid inspection."]},{"h":"Software and AI","p":["Westlake Robotics positions itself as a robot-brain company, developing VLA (vision-language-action) models combined with reinforcement learning, plus GAE, which it calls a general-purpose \"cerebellum\". The GAE system (\"GAE Emanation\" in English) was released for download with a manual in September 2025. In demos its models have folded clothes, towels and cardboard boxes."]},{"h":"Manufacturer","p":["Westlake Robotics Technology (Hangzhou) Co. describes itself as Westlake University's first commercialisation project in AI and robotics. Founder Wang Donglin is deputy head of the university's AI department; co-founder Zhang Yue is a natural language processing researcher named an ACL Fellow in 2025. The company holds high-tech enterprise and Zhejiang specialised SME status."]}],"timeline":[["2025-09","GAE system released for download"]],"faq":[["What is the correct name of this robot?","The maker uses the name TITAN O1."],["Who makes TITAN O1?","Westlake Robotics (WL Robotics) of Hangzhou, a Westlake University spin-off."],["What are TITAN O1's specs?","The maker mainly publishes its joint motor types; we found no dimensions or weight."],["How much does TITAN O1 cost?","No public price."]],"sources":[{"title":"西湖机器人 official website (TITAN O1, GAE, About)","publisher":"Westlake Robotics (西湖机器人)","url":"https://wlrobo.com","date":"2026-10"}],"updated":"2026-10-10"},"mera":{"rental_with_operator":false,"sale_in_offer":false,"availability":"confirmation_required","shop_url":null},"url":"https://merarobotics.com/blog/humanoids/wl-totan-o1","inquiry_url":"https://merarobotics.com/en/start?service=purchase&robot=wl-totan-o1"}