Dexter is our six-foot-tall, wildly overbuilt Aloha Mini 2 — a bimanual manipulation platform with a carbon fiber frame and brand new arms on the way. Big, friendly, and built to work with both hands.

Most teleop robots have one arm. Dexter has two — and stands tall enough to work at human counter height.
Two coordinated arms let Dexter handle two-handed tasks — folding, sorting, handoffs, and assembly work.
A carbon fiber frame and a 6-foot vertical build take the Aloha Mini concept way past its factory spec.
A screen face with animated eyes makes Dexter approachable for social and human-robot interaction research.
Bimanual demonstrations are gold for imitation learning. Every Dexter session feeds open robot datasets.
Platform
Aloha Mini 2
Height
6 ft (1.83 m)
Arms
Dual bimanual
Frame
Carbon fiber
Control Latency
<50ms
Vision
RealSense depth

Dexter is mid-transformation: a carbon fiber structural rebuild plus a new set of arms will make him stiffer, lighter, and far more capable for precision bimanual work.
Once the new arms land, Dexter joins the live teleop rotation — dual-arm control sessions with depth vision, streamed straight to your browser.
Join the community to get notified when Dexter's new arms come online for teleoperation.
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