Minerva Roger: hazardous-work humanoid and teleoperation
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Minerva Roger: hazardous-work humanoid and teleoperation
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Minerva Roger is a humanoid prototype being developed for hazardous industrial work and public safety tasks. It is designed for a trained operator to carry out actions remotely.
Roger: key information
| Manufacturer | Minerva Humanoids |
|---|---|
| Stage | Prototype; preparing for paid pilots |
| Control | Operator using a VR headset; AI supports movement and balance |
| Intended use | Hazardous industrial work and public safety |
| Price | Not stated in the reviewed manufacturer materials |
How is it intended to work?
A specialist views the environment through the robot's cameras and directs its actions from a safe location. The manufacturer describes inspection, valve operation and bomb-disposal applications among its intended uses. These are target tasks; effectiveness in actual operations requires verification.
What does its current stage mean?
Roger remains a B2B development and pilot project. The reviewed sources do not specify a confirmed retail offer or destination-specific delivery terms. Evaluating this type of platform requires attention to operator connectivity, machine recovery after a fault and completion of the entire task. A walking demonstration alone cannot answer those questions.
Read our news report on Roger and its October funding and our teleoperation explainer.
Sources and verification
- Minerva Humanoids — announcement, 6 October 2026
- Humanoids Daily — original interview with Sandor Felber
- Minerva Humanoids — Roger and operator control
- Minerva Humanoids — intended public safety applications
- Minerva Humanoids — energy applications
- MBZUAI — research partnership, 29 January 2026
Verified 7 October 2026. Based on manufacturer materials, an original interview and a university announcement; RoboMorrow has not tested Roger. Photo: Minerva Humanoids, press asset supplied with its 6 October announcement. It shows the prototype, not a bomb-disposal operation.
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News about this robot and brand
This humanoid is built for bomb-disposal work. Roger keeps a human in control
Minerva Roger is designed to keep bomb technicians and energy workers away from danger. The startup has raised about $10 million; paid pilots are planned next.Read more →Guides
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