Every team in URKL fights on the same machine. That's the whole premise of the league: no bigger robot, no stronger robot, just the T800, match after match, until someone's code beats someone else's. Here's what's actually stepping into the arena.
One Chassis, Every Fighter
Standing 173cm and built to move at up to 3 meters per second, the T800 isn't tuned to favor any single team's style; it has to hold up under all of them. When a fighter dodges a takedown or lands a counter, that's not the hardware doing something special. It's the same platform every other team is running, just pushed harder by better code. In URKL, the machine is the constant. The variable is whoever's writing for it.
Built to Take a Hit
A max joint torque of 450 N·m and up to 46 degrees of freedom (32 through the body, 14 packed into the hands) give the T800 the range to swing, block, and recover its footing mid-fight. Active cooling through the leg joints keeps it fighting for hours instead of minutes, and the whole frame is built to absorb the kind of repeated, high-impact contact a lab stress test would never simulate. The arena does that job instead.
Reading the Fight in Real Time
A 360-degree LiDAR array paired with stereoscopic vision gives the T800 a full read on the ring, not just what's directly ahead of it. Millisecond-level processing is what turns that awareness into a dodge, a block, or an opening, decisions that have to land inside the same split second a human fighter would need to make them.
Under the Hood
One size, every match
173cm across every team's build, no size advantage to fight for.
Built to outlast the round
Active cooling through the leg joints keeps it going for hours, not minutes.
A body that moves like one
29 body joints give it the range for real, anthropomorphic fight motion.
Nothing sneaks up on it
360° radar and millisecond-level processing read the whole ring, not just what's in front.
Power behind every swing
Joint torque up to 450 N·m, enough to make contact actually mean something.
Armor, not just a shell
A frame built to take repeated hits without falling apart between rounds.
The Numbers
173cm
Height
75–85kg
Weight
60cm
Arm length
≥3m/s
Top speed
450 N·m
Max joint torque
4–5 hrs per charge
Endurance
Up to 46
Degrees of freedom
360° LiDAR + stereo vision
Perception
Every T800 you watch land a hit in URKL is running the exact same body every other team gets. What separates a first-round exit from a finals run isn't a bigger motor or a stiffer joint, it's whoever wrote the smarter code for it. Full specs and the engineering behind the platform are up on EngineAI's site.