ugo Nova

ugo announced Nova on 16 September 2026 as a wheeled, two-arm robot for factories, warehouses and robot-learning research. Mass production is planned for 2027.

Manufacturer specifications

The product specification gives a height of 1.26–1.62 metres, approximate weight of 100kg and 843mm arm reach. Nova has two seven-axis arms, an articulated torso, four mecanum wheels and NVIDIA Jetson Thor computing. Ugo lists 22 upper-body degrees of freedom separately from the four-wheel drive.

Ugo states a maximum two-arm payload of 10kg within a defined working area, approximately six hours of operation and 2.5 hours to recharge. These are manufacturer figures, not independent test results. The listed charger requires AC100V; UK electrical compatibility has not been confirmed.

Development and availability

The launch announcement describes teleoperation and collection of robot-training data. Nova also forms part of ugo’s Physical AI Fabric hardware, data and model services. These intended uses do not demonstrate repeatable customer production output.

Robot Harbour classifies Nova as announced and in development. Price, first customer deliveries, UK/EU conformity documentation, local distribution and authorised service arrangements remain unverified.

Evidence record

The launch announcement and specification were checked on 5 October 2026. Regional configuration, software access, security-support duration and spare-parts availability require further evidence.

Security support & EU CRA evidence

Not yet assessed by Robot Harbour

Robot Harbour has not yet assessed EU CRA applicability for this model. That does not mean the robot or its manufacturer has failed a legal duty.

Manufacturer / reporting owner

Not yet assessed

Declared security support

Not yet assessed

Security-update method

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Security evidence checked

Not yet assessed

Read the UK and EU regulation guide for scope, reporting deadlines and the later product-security requirements.