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Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms Review: Specs and Uses of the 7-Axis Humanoid Arms

Oct 11
2 min read

Updated: 7 days ago

Han's Robot 7-axis humanoid robotic arm

Han's Robot's Echo and HY arms are 7-axis lightweight arms built for humanoid robots and embodied AI platforms. The manufacturer does not publish a price. This review covers its specifications, features and uses.

Quick Verdict

Six models come in two kinematic styles: Echo with coplanar cross axes and HY with spatial cross axes. Payloads run from 3 to 15 kg and reach from 555 to 850 mm, with arm weights under 8, 12 or 22 kg. Every joint has a torque sensor for full force control, cables route through a large hollow, and two wrist configurations are offered. An open SDK, native ROS2 and open protocols target developers, and noise stays at or below 45 dB.

Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms at a Glance

  • Axes: 7

  • Payload range: 3 to 15 kg

  • Reach range: 555 to 850 mm

  • Force sensing: Torque sensors in all joints

  • Software: SDK, native ROS2

  • Price: on request

Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms Technical Specifications

The table below lists what the manufacturer states.

Model

Payload

Reach

Repeatability

Weight

Configuration

Echo 3

3 kg

555 mm

±0.02 mm

<8 kg

Coplanar cross-axis

Echo 5

5 kg

605 mm

±0.03 mm

<12 kg

Coplanar cross-axis

Echo 15

15 kg

850 mm

±0.05 mm

<22 kg

Coplanar cross-axis

HY 3

3.5 kg

625 mm

±0.02 mm

<8 kg

Spatial cross-axis

HY 7

7 kg

670 mm

±0.03 mm

<12 kg

Spatial cross-axis

HY 15

15 kg

850 mm

±0.05 mm

<22 kg

Spatial cross-axis

Design and Build Quality

Han's Robot 7-axis humanoid robotic arm view 2

Lightweight arms with large hollow joints for internal cabling and two wrist configurations.

Software and Integration

Open Ecosystem

SDK, native ROS2 and open protocols.

Full-Joint Force Control

Torque sensors in every joint.

Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms Applications and Use Cases

Humanoid Robots

Arms for upper-body platforms.

Embodied AI Research

ROS2-based development.

Dexterous Tasks

7-axis redundancy for complex motion.

Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms Price and Value

Han's Robot does not publish a price for the Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms; it is quoted on request.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Seven axes

  • Full torque sensing

  • Light weight

  • ROS2 native

Cons

  • Short reach

  • Price on request

  • No published price

Who Should Buy the Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms?

It fits humanoid builders, research labs and integrators needing light 7-axis arms with force control.

Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms FAQ

How much does the Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms cost?

Han's Robot does not publish a price for the Han's Robot Echo and HY 7-Axis Arms; it is quoted on request.

What are the Echo and HY arms?

7-axis lightweight humanoid robotic arms from Han's Robot.

How many models exist?

Six: Echo 3, 5, 15 and HY 3, 7, 15.

What is the difference between Echo and HY?

Echo uses coplanar cross axes; HY uses spatial cross axes.

What payloads are available?

3 to 15 kg.

Do they support ROS2?

Yes, natively.

Do they have force sensing?

Yes, torque sensors in all joints.

How loud are they?

45 dB or less.

Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.

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