XPeng Iron humanoid robot PLATFORM 004 / XPENG ROBOTICS

XPENG IRON

178 Height CM
70 Weight KG
60 Degrees of Freedom
178cm Tallest Platform
CONFIGURE FOR IRON BESPOKE INQUIRY
XPeng Iron full body
TECHNICAL PROFILE

PLATFORM
SPECIFICATIONS

Manufacturer XPeng (China)
Model Iron
Height 178 cm / 5'10"
Weight 70 kg / 154 lbs
Degrees of Freedom 60
Frame Size Largest platform in catalog
Signature Garment Double-breasted suits
Build Type Full-scale adult proportions
Articulation Most DOF of any platform (60)
Torso Profile Broad chest, suited for formal wear
Locomotion Bipedal, stable gait
Deployment Focus Corporate, hospitality, executive
GARMENT ENGINEERING

WHY IRON DEMANDS CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION

Our Iron dimensional archive captures the full 60-DOF articulation envelope at adult human scale, the only such archive that exists for this platform. Proprietary construction methods, refined through two years of iterative development, enable double-breasted tailoring that maintains alignment through the most complex range of motion of any humanoid robot. Our specialist material sourcing from Italian mills and Japanese aerospace facilities ensures fabrics that perform at this scale.

60 Maximum Articulation 60 degrees of freedom make Iron the most articulated platform we dress. Every joint is a potential stress point. Garment construction uses articulation mapping at 60 individual positions, more than any other platform in the catalog.
178 Full Adult Scale At 178cm, Iron is the tallest platform and the only one that maps to standard adult sizing. This is an advantage for formal wear: lapels, pocket placement, and proportions all read correctly at human scale. The robot disappears into the suit.
DB Double-Breasted Engineering Iron's broad chest profile is built for double-breasted construction. The overlapping front panels require precision engineering around 60-DOF torso articulation. Magnetic closures maintain alignment through full range of motion.
70kg Substantial Mass At 70kg, Iron carries real weight. Fabric drape behaves differently on a platform with this mass, closer to how it falls on a human body. This allows us to use traditional luxury fabrics that require gravity to look their best.
WHAT WE BUILD FOR IRON

CLOTHING CATEGORIES

Formal Suits & Tailoring Double-breasted and single-breasted construction. The only platform at adult human scale. Italian wool, full canvas, magnetic closures hidden behind traditional button fronts. View suits → Fleet Corporate Uniforms Executive, hospitality, corporate reception. Iron's adult scale and formal presence make it the ideal platform for front-of-house deployment. Fleet pricing for 10+ units. View uniforms → Hospitality Hotel Uniforms Concierge, doorman, front desk. Iron's 178cm frame commands presence. Double-breasted blazers with hotel insignia, gold braiding, and epaulettes. View hotel wear → Couture ICHOR Collection Five named pieces. 500 to 1,000 hours of hand work each. Iron's adult proportions and 60-DOF articulation create the most technically demanding couture platform. View ICHOR → Executive Executive & Boardroom Three-piece suits, overcoats, formal accessories. Built for the boardroom, the lobby, and the stage. Iron dressed in MR looks like it belongs in the room. View executive wear → Bespoke Custom Commissions Anything you need built. Event garments, branded installations, one-off pieces. 48-hour consultation response. Start inquiry →
COMPATIBLE COLLECTIONS
001 ICHOR Couture. $6,000 – $32,000. 500–1,000 hrs hand work. 002 EXECUTIVE PROTOCOL Corporate formal. Technical wool. 003 HOSPITALITY NOIR Service-ready. High-durability. 004 MAISON PRIVÉE Domestic luxury. Cashmere-tech. 005 EVENT SPECTACLE Statement pieces. Trade shows, galas.
XPENG IRON GUIDES
XPENG IRON CLOTHING Full clothing line overview XPENG IRON UNIFORMS Fleet programs for corporate and hospitality HOTEL UNIFORM FOR IRON Concierge, doorman, front desk

CONFIGURE
FOR IRON

Select your collection. Choose fabric, fit, and finishing. We handle the engineering.

LAUNCH CONFIGURATOR BESPOKE INQUIRY
PLATFORM FAQ

Specific to dressing XPeng Iron.

XPeng Iron has visible spinal articulation. How is that handled?

The exposed spinal segments running down the back are a defining Iron design feature. Our standard approach is open-back construction — bias-cut yokes that reveal the spine while still providing structural integrity to the rest of the silhouette. Closed-back construction is available for clients who want a more conventional jacket read; both are routine.

What about the hexagonal joint covers?

The hex panels at shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee are a signature Iron visual. Conventional fashion covers them entirely, which loses the design language. Our Iron-specific patterns use cutout sleeve and trouser construction that frames the hex panels rather than hiding them.

Iron is taller and slimmer than most humanoids. What does that mean for fit?

At 178 cm and a sleeker frame, Iron accepts long-line silhouettes that would overwhelm shorter chassis. We use this proportionally — Iron pieces tend toward extended hems, fuller capes, and dramatic shoulder construction. The chassis carries scale that other platforms cannot.

How is the chest sensor cluster handled?

Iron has an integrated sensor cluster at the upper chest plate that needs a clear window. We use our sensor-window lace in a hex motif that mirrors the joint covers, so the panel reads as part of the design language rather than a sensor accommodation.

What collections most often go to Iron commissions?

Event Spectacle (the proportions carry dramatic pieces well), ICHOR for the rare collector commission, and Bespoke Singular for fashion-house collaborations. Iron is the platform we receive the most theatrical and runway-context briefs for.

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