Description
The GENISOM L1 Maker is an industrial-grade quadruped robot made for hands-on learning. It is built on GENISOM's mass-produced L1 platform, but designed so students and makers can take it apart and rebuild it down to individual components, then calibrate, commission and program it themselves.
It shares the L1's core hardware: 12 joint modules with up to 48 N·m of joint torque, about 8 kg (17.6 lb) of payload and a climbing angle of up to 40°. GENISOM supports it with production calibration software, open APIs, and courses, competitions and certification for classrooms.
Who is it for? Schools, universities, makerspaces and robotics clubs that want students to learn how a real quadruped robot is assembled, calibrated and programmed, not just how to drive one.
Key Features
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Component-level assembly: assemble and disassemble the robot down to individual components. Key structural parts and core connectors are rated for at least 30 assembly cycles each.
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Real calibration workflow: access to GENISOM's production calibration software for zero-position calibration, joint testing and system commissioning.
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Open development platform: open APIs for custom robot functions, plus hardware expansion for sensors and peripherals.
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Industrial-grade hardware: the same mass-produced L1 platform, with an aluminum alloy and engineering plastic body.
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Strong and capable: 12 joint motors, 48 N·m maximum joint torque, about 8 kg continuous walking load and 16 cm (6.3 in) stairs.
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Classroom support: GENISOM offers courses, competitions and certification built around the L1 Maker.
Specifications
| Standing size (L x W x H) |
About 24.8 x 14.2 x 16.3 in (630 x 360 x 415 mm) |
| Lying size (L x W x H) |
About 26.4 x 16.7 x 5.7 in (670 x 425 x 145 mm) |
| Weight (with battery) |
33 lb (15 kg) |
| Materials |
Aluminum alloy + high-strength engineering plastic |
| Max payload |
About 8 kg (17.6 lb); limit about 12 kg (26.5 lb) |
| Stair climbing |
16 cm (6.3 in) continuous |
| Climbing angle |
30° standard, up to 40° at the limit |
| Actuators |
High power density joint modules |
| Joint motors |
12 |
| Max joint torque |
48 N·m |
| Joint range |
Torso -28° to 28°; thigh -170° to -66°; calf 35° to 156° |
| Assembly |
Modular assembly and disassembly, down to individual components |
| Assembly cycles |
Key structural parts and core connectors rated for 30 or more cycles each |
| Calibration |
Production calibration software supported |
| Development |
Custom development supported, open APIs |
Specifications are GENISOM laboratory figures. Real-world results vary with terrain, load and temperature.
What's Included
GENISOM has not yet published a separate packing list for the L1 Maker. Please contact us before ordering and we will confirm the current kit contents, including battery, controller and charging equipment.
Software & Development
The L1 Maker comes with access to GENISOM's production calibration software, so learners work through GENISOM's zero-position calibration, joint testing and system commissioning workflow. Open APIs let students build their own robot functions, and the hardware can be extended with additional sensors and peripherals.
Looking for the standard L1 for research and development? See the GENISOM L1.
Warranty
GENISOM is finalizing its warranty terms for U.S. customers. Please contact us before ordering for the current coverage details, and we will send you the written terms as soon as GENISOM releases them.
The Robot Direct provides U.S.-based product guidance and after-sales support, and works with GENISOM on any warranty or repair request.
Shipping & Support
Ships to order: The L1 Maker ships direct from GENISOM's factory stock by sea. Delivery to your door takes about 40 days from order, including customs clearance. Free shipping within the contiguous United States.
Questions before you order? Call or text +1 252-632-8669.
Returns: GENISOM robots are final sale and can't be returned. Please inspect the robot when it arrives and report any shipping damage to us within 24 hours of delivery. If your order arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, contact us and we will make it right as described in our Refund and Return Policy.
