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Fourier GR-3

Fourier Intelligence

Purpose-designed for elderly care with demonstrated safe physical interaction and task autonomy. The form factor and published capabilities suggest genuine care-domain focus. Consumer market entry and pricing remain entirely unannounced.

Level II
Assisted Autonomy
2 sources reviewed ·
Promising Progress
Real progress, not ready yet
Reassessed
Jun 11
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Pre-Release Assessment
Plausible · 54 of 100
Assessed 2026-06-11 · PRE-RELEASE
Track Record65 / 100

25% weight

Engineering70 / 100

25% weight

Demo Match70 / 100

20% weight

Readiness30 / 100

15% weight

Openness35 / 100

15% weight

Care-focused humanoid with demonstrated facility autonomy and safe physical interaction. Fourier's established presence in institutional care reduces engineering risk. Consumer market remains completely unannounced, no home-use roadmap, no pricing, no safety certification. The defining question: does Fourier intend to commercialize GR-3 for home care, or remain facility-exclusive?

Open questions before a Robovations Score can be computed
  • Consumer availability timeline and pricing model
  • Home-use safety certification path (if any)
  • Liability and insurance frameworks for residential deployment
  • Battery runtime and recharging infrastructure
  • Fallback control methods for edge-case task failures
  • Long-term reliability data from facility trials

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Where it operates
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How Fourier GR-3 holds up
Where it operates
Primary tasks
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Specifications

The full spec sheet.

Manufacturer-published values.
5′9″ average adult68.9 in5′ 9″FRONTDimensional drawing
Fourier Intelligence · 143.3 lbs
This robot’s rank in categoryCategory median
Weight143.3lbs55661.4 lbs
Lifecycle

The record since launch.

3 tracked events since launch
Ownership & reliability

How it holds up after the purchase.

Owner reports · manufacturer documentation
At a glance
  • Purpose-designed for care with demonstrated safe physical assistance
  • Fourier’s multi-year facility deployment history
  • Documented task autonomy in structured care workflows
  • No consumer pricing or home-use path announced
  • Autonomy scoped to care-specific scenarios
  • Long-term reliability data from residential use not available
Common questions

What buyers actually ask.

5 answered
Operation
Is the Fourier GR-3 available for home use by individuals?
GR-3 is deployed in institutional care settings with trained staff. No consumer pricing, home-safety certification, or residential distribution path has been announced.
Operation
What care tasks has GR-3 been demonstrated performing?
Published deployments document mobility assistance, object handoff, fall prevention, and scheduled reminders. Physical interaction has been emphasized in facility trials. Task breadth beyond these scenarios remains undocumented.
Operation
Does GR-3 operate autonomously in care scenarios or require staff control?
Facility deployments show autonomous task execution with staff oversight. No explicit teleoperation control is documented; the autonomy model appears to be scripted workflow with human-in-loop exception handling.
Operation
What is Fourier Intelligence's track record with prior humanoid platforms?
Fourier has deployed earlier-generation care robots in Chinese healthcare facilities for several years. GR-3 represents a design iteration focused on safer physical interaction. Commercial longevity of prior platforms is documented; U.S. or Western market entry is not.
Operation
How does the GR-3 respond to unexpected situations in a care environment?
Manufacturer materials emphasize safety constraints and staff oversight protocols. Autonomy for novel situations or fallback control mechanisms have not been detailed.

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