The GR-3 is equipped with multimodal perception—vision, audio, and tactile sensors—that allow it to recognize faces, voices, and emotions. It responds with micro-expressions, gestures, and speech for natural communication. This makes it highly suitable for companionship and care support.

Thanks to its bipedal locomotion and versatile gait modes, the GR-3 can operate in homes, hospitals, and care centers. Its soft-touch design ensures safety in close contact with people. It is especially valuable in elderly care, education, and social assistance.

The robot has an open, modular architecture that supports APIs and third-party applications. Developers can build custom behaviors, integrate AI models, and adapt it to specific industries. This flexibility allows businesses and researchers to tailor the GR-3 to unique tasks.