
Biped walking robot assembly kit offered as a commercial product.
The KHR series from Kondo Kagaku is a commercial biped robot assembly kit line from Japan. It was introduced in the mid-2000s as a compact humanoid platform for hobbyists, researchers, and educational users who wanted a buildable walking robot with accessible parts and control options.
KHR models became known as one of the more visible Japanese consumer humanoid kits of their period. The line supported repeated revisions and model variants over time, with Kondo Kagaku continuing to offer the series as part of its catalog rather than as a short-lived one-off product. Its place in the robot market has been tied to the broader hobby humanoid scene in Japan, where assembled biped kits served both as educational tools and as platforms for experimentation.
Kondo Kagaku continues the series with updated kit variants and related components.
The series becomes a familiar platform in Japan's hobby humanoid community.
Kondo Kagaku begins offering the KHR series as a biped robot assembly kit.