Elon Musk has repeatedly promised that Tesla’s humanoid robot revolution is just around the corner. Meanwhile, companies like Fourier continue to show off its disconcertingly agile bipedal bot, the N1. In comparison, the N1 is intended as an accessible alternative for developers and researchers looking for a smaller, lighter machine. A single battery charge gives more than two hours of juice, with the robot reaching a maximum walking speed of nearly 7.5 feet per second. This accessibility makes it easier for university engineering teams, labs, and even amateur hobbyists to freely collaborate on projects to extend the boundaries of humanoid robotics.