Robotic Work Cell: What’s Included and What to Define Before You Buy
What’s in a robotic work cell, the layout decisions behind robot cell design, who integrates it, and what a robot cell quote should cover before you buy.
LimX robots at Knoxlabs range from $15,000 for the TRON 1 biped to $75,999.99 for the Luna humanoid. TRON 2 EDU bundles run from $22,999.99 to $34,999.99, and the full-size Oli is $69,999.99. US freight and customs are added at checkout: $600 for TRON 1 and $4,200 for every other LimX robot.
This page lists each LimX robot’s price, what that price includes, and which robot suits which job. Prices and specifications come from the Knoxlabs product pages as of November 3, 2026, so check the product page before you order. You can also browse all LimX Dynamics robots in one place.
| Robot | Used for | List price | US freight and customs |
|---|---|---|---|
| TRON 1 Multi-Modal Biped | Mobility research, reinforcement learning, navigation, control, education | $15,000 | $600 |
| TRON 2 Bundle #2, Two-in-One Motion Suit | Bipedal and wheeled motion research | $22,999.99 | $4,200 |
| TRON 2 Bundle #3, Dual-Arm Robot | Stationary dual-arm manipulation and teleoperation | $24,999.99 | $4,200 |
| TRON 2 Bundle #1, Three-in-One Suit | Manipulation and mobility in one package | $32,999.99 | $4,200 |
| TRON 2 Bundle #4, Dual-Arm Mobile Robot | Mobile manipulation | $34,999.99 | $4,200 |
| Oli full-size humanoid | Research, development, teleoperation, inspection, embodied-AI experimentation | $69,999.99 | $4,200 |
| Luna interactive humanoid | Engagement, demonstrations, exhibitions, research, guided experiences | $75,999.99 | $4,200 |
Sales tax, if applicable, is calculated at checkout. International delivery is quoted separately. Payment in full is required before supplier shipment, and dispatch timing is confirmed after you order.
Each price is for the robot configuration named on its product page. Several items are separate:

A compact biped for mobility research, reinforcement learning, navigation, control and education.
View productTRON 1 is the cheapest LimX robot: a compact biped that comes in point-foot, sole and wheeled configurations. It carries up to 10 kg, weighs 20 kg or less, and runs for up to about two hours on a quick-swap battery. The wheeled configuration reaches up to 3 m/s, while the point-foot and sole configurations stay under 1 m/s. It can climb a 30° slope and clear 20 cm obstacles. NVIDIA Isaac Sim, MuJoCo and Gazebo are listed for simulation.
The listing is a supplier-quoted base configuration. Ask which edition you are getting (Standard or EDU) and which foot modules come with it, because the development tools differ by edition. A replacement battery is $500, and the sensor expansion kit is priced on request.
TRON 2 is a modular platform that combines dual-arm manipulation with interchangeable mobility, for education, research, teleoperation and embodied-AI data collection. It is sold as four separate EDU bundles.
| Bundle | Price | Meta Quest VR kit | Head unit | Base |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #2 Two-in-One Motion Suit | $22,999.99 | Not included | Not included | Sole and wheeled legs |
| #3 Dual-Arm Robot | $24,999.99 | Included | Included | Fixed dual-arm stand |
| #1 Three-in-One Suit | $32,999.99 | Included | Included | Fixed dual-arm stand, plus sole and wheeled legs |
| #4 Dual-Arm Mobile Robot | $34,999.99 | Included | Included | Lifting stand and LimX mobile chassis |

Bundle #1. Dual-arm manipulation plus sole and wheeled legs in one package.
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Bundle #2. Bipedal and wheeled motion research.
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Bundle #3. A stationary dual-arm platform for manipulation research and teleoperation.
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Bundle #4. Two 7‑DoF arms on a mobile base for mobile manipulation.
View productAll bundles share two 7‑DoF arms with up to 5 kg of end-effector load per arm (3 kg in extended configurations), ±0.5 mm repeat positioning accuracy, Python and C++ development, ROS 1 and ROS 2 support, and a replaceable 46.8 V / 9 Ah battery.
Check the bundle before you buy. Bundles #2 and #3 cannot be upgraded to Bundle #1, so choose #1 if you need manipulation and mobility together. For US deployment, the supplier’s guidance is to disable the factory Wi-Fi and install your own compliant network hardware. The FCC documentation applies to the tested configuration only, so review the notes on the bundle page.
TRON 2 is the platform in our guide to robot teleoperation for data collection, which covers the VR kit, sensing and software in detail.

A full-size general-purpose humanoid for research, development, teleoperation and inspection.
View productOli is a full-size general-purpose humanoid for research, development, teleoperation, equipment inspection, interactive applications and embodied-AI experimentation. It has 7‑DoF arms, multiple end-effector options, a quick-swap modular design, depth cameras, an IMU and a modular Python SDK with high- and low-level APIs. NVIDIA Isaac Sim, MuJoCo and Gazebo are listed for simulation.
Published specifications are ranges that depend on the edition: 165 to 175 cm in height, 31 to 43 active degrees of freedom, and 3 to 5 kg of payload per arm. The battery is 9,500 mAh, with a runtime of about 1.5 to 2 hours. The listing is the Oli EDU supplier configuration, so ask which end effectors, compute, sensors and accessories are included. A replacement battery is $1,125. If you are comparing humanoids more broadly, see Knoxlabs’ humanoid research page.

A 160 cm interactive humanoid for engagement, demonstrations, exhibitions and guided experiences.
View productLuna is a full-size interactive humanoid for engagement, demonstrations, exhibitions, research and guided experiences. It stands 160 cm tall with 27 degrees of freedom, and it has a motion engine, multi-modal interaction, and tools for motion synchronization, content creation and AI tasks. Its listing focuses on interaction and demonstrations.
The published specifications for Luna are limited. Before you order, ask what software and interaction modules are included, what your application needs to deploy, and what the current delivery window is.
| If you want | Best match |
|---|---|
| A lower-cost platform for mobility research and reinforcement learning | TRON 1 |
| Dual-arm manipulation and teleoperation on a fixed stand | TRON 2 Bundle #3 |
| Manipulation and mobility in one package | TRON 2 Bundle #1 |
| Mobile manipulation | TRON 2 Bundle #4 |
| Bipedal and wheeled motion research without the VR kit or head unit | TRON 2 Bundle #2 |
| A full-size humanoid for research, teleoperation or inspection | Oli |
| A humanoid for exhibitions, demonstrations and guided interaction | Luna |
The Oli is listed at $69,999.99 on November 3, 2026, plus $4,200 for US freight and customs. The listing is the Oli EDU supplier configuration, so ask Knoxlabs which end effectors, compute, sensors and accessories are included.
The Luna is listed at $75,999.99, plus $4,200 for US freight and customs. Ask Knoxlabs what software and interaction modules are included and what the current delivery window is.
TRON 2 EDU bundles are $22,999.99 for Bundle #2, $24,999.99 for Bundle #3, $32,999.99 for Bundle #1 and $34,999.99 for Bundle #4, plus $4,200 per robot for US freight and customs.
The TRON 1 is the lowest-priced LimX robot at $15,000, plus $600 for US freight and customs.
TRON 1 is a compact multi-modal biped for mobility research, reinforcement learning and navigation. TRON 2 is a modular platform that adds dual-arm manipulation, with interchangeable mobility configurations and, in most bundles, a VR teleoperation kit.
You can order the listed LimX robots from Knoxlabs online or request a quote. US freight and customs are charged at checkout, and international delivery is quoted separately.
Dispatch timing is confirmed after you order, and the listings do not promise immediate shipment. Ask Knoxlabs for the current window for your configuration. Payment in full is required before supplier shipment.
Yes. Device setup, SDK and ROS onboarding, integration validation, training and deployment consulting can be quoted alongside the hardware.
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