
The Humanoid That Gave Up Bipedal Walking: The Mechanics of Field Data Behind ZEALS's "D1"
ZEALS's newly announced semi-humanoid "D1" deliberately abandons bipedal walking, adopting a dual-arm design mounted on a wheeled base to achieve a starting price of 5 million yen. By placing the collection and learning cycle of field data at the core of its business, the company is exploring a path to humanoid commercialization from Japan that differs from the routes taken by the US and China.








