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Meta built a humanoid robot with China’s Fourier.

The prototype, Max, reportedly took about three months.

~1.5 m, ~48 kg, running on Nvidia Jetson Thor.

Max 2 is reportedly underway.

Meta says it’s for internal research, with no plans to sell. https://t.co/FD6liWMJ58

— clankr (@clankrmedia) November 1, 2026

Meta reportedly built a humanoid called “Max” with Chinese robotics company Fourier in just three months—and is already developing Max 2.

According to The Information, the prototype uses NVIDIA Jetson Thor and was designed around interacting with people at home. Meta says the Fourier units are for internal research, with no plans to sell them.

Pictured: Fourier’s GR-3 in promotional imagery—not Meta’s Max. The reported prototype is a custom design drawing on several generations of Fourier hardware.

— Humanoids daily (@humanoidsdaily) November 1, 2026

Meta and Fourier built a humanoid robot in just three months.

According to The Information, the prototype, called Max, stands about 1.5 m tall, weighs roughly 48 kg and runs on NVIDIA’s Jetson Thor.

Meta’s VP of robotics product, Li-Chen Miller, spent nearly two months at Fourier’s Shanghai factory working on it. That’s a much closer collaboration than simply buying a robot off the shelf.

Development of Max 2 began in September, with better hands and additional sensors for navigating stairs among the planned upgrades.

Meta says the project is for internal research and experimentation, with no plans to sell these robots.

This is what I’ve been saying: if hardware isn’t your strength, there’s no need to build your own robot from scratch.

Now I’m curious what Max actually looks like. Will it be as cute as Fourier’s GR-3?

— RoboHub🤖 (@XRoboHub) November 1, 2026