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Bumi MCP — Noetix Bumi Humanoid Robot Control

📖 Installation Guide — quick start, manual setup, and troubleshooting

MCP server + REST bridge scaffold for the Noetix Bumi humanoid.

v0.2 adds /api/v1/* (health, telemetry, gated control) and mock bridge for CI/teleoperator prep. Full physical motion awaits EDU hardware + Noetix SDK topic mapping — see STATUS.md and INTEGRATION.md.


Bumi Product Info

Spec

Value

Manufacturer

Noetix Robotics (Beijing) — 北京松延动力科技集团股份有限公司

Website

noetixrobotics.com

Models

Lite · Air · Pro · Max · EDU-Air · EDU-Pro · EDU-Max

Price

From 10,000 CNY (€1,300 / ~$1,400) — "world's first 10k-CNY class humanoid"

Height/Weight

98cm / ~17kg

DOF

21 (6 per leg, 4 per arm, 1 lumbar, hands)

Compute (base)

6 TOPS

Compute (EDU)

NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super / Orin NX

Sensors

RGB camera, IMU

Battery

48V 3.5Ah, 2-3h runtime, quick-swap

Connectivity

WiFi + Bluetooth, optional 4G/5G

Knee torque

70 N·m

Status

Shipping — thousands of orders placed (Dec 2025 news)

Features (from Noetix)

  • "Bumi Bumi" voice wake word + interaction

  • Object recognition (RGB camera)

  • One-click auto-standing on startup

  • Mobile app control + visual programming

  • Smart OTA updates

  • Autonomous lying down / standing up

  • Open Source SDK & development tools

Ordering

No direct e-commerce (no JD.com, Amazon, etc.). Noetix sells B2B through their sales team:

Contact

Details

Sales email

sales@noetixrobotics.com

Hotline

400-096-9300 (Mon-Fri 10:00-19:00 Beijing)

WeChat

Scan QR code on noetixrobotics.com/en/contact-us

Inquiry form

noetixrobotics.com/en/contact-us?t=a

Partner inquiry

Become an agent

Pricing from 10,000 CNY (€1,300) for Lite model. Models: Lite · Air · Pro · Max · EDU-Air · EDU-Pro · EDU-Max. Price depends on model and quantity — contact sales for quote.


Related MCP server: robot-mcp-server

Architecture

PC (Goliath) ──Tailscale── Bumi (Jetson Orin)
                              │
                         rosbridge :9090
                              │
                         bumi-mcp :10774  (/api/v1)
                              │
                         Noetix SDK (walk, joints, estop)
  • Mock mode: BUMI_USE_MOCK_BRIDGE=1 — no hardware (default in .env.example)

  • Physical: BUMI_IP=<tailnet> + uv sync --extra robot

  • Yahboom copies in ros2/, minimal_mission_executor.py — reference only, not biped-safe

Files (physical path)

File

Purpose

src/bumi_mcp/core/ros2_bridge.py

roslibpy telemetry + gated walk/estop

src/bumi_mcp/testing/mock_bridge.py

CI / dev stand-in

src/bumi_mcp/api_v1.py

teleoperator-facing REST

STATUS.md / INTEGRATION.md

Readiness + bring-up

Legacy Yahboom ports (reference)

File

Origin

Purpose

minimal_mission_executor.py

yahboom-mcp

Holonomic missions — not for Bumi

vision_bridge.py

yahboom-mcp

COCO detection bridge

scripts/deploy.sh

yahboom-mcp

Deprecated Pi deploy

ros2/bumi_mission_executor/

boomy fork

Wheeled mission package

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/sandraschi/bumi-mcp
cd bumi-mcp
just

This opens an interactive dashboard showing all available commands. Run just serve with .env from .env.example (mock bridge by default).

Copy-Item .env.example .env
just serve
Invoke-RestMethod http://127.0.0.1:10774/api/v1/health
just test
just ci

Physical bot

See INTEGRATION.md — BUMI_IP, uv sync --extra robot, telemetry first, then gated motion.

License

MIT

Available Tools

2 tools
bumi_agentic_workflowB

BUMI_AGENTIC_WORKFLOW — High-level goals: specs, SDK setup, virtual twin, fleet composition.

Uses ctx.sample() so the host LLM can call bumi_tool and sibling MCPs (resonite, robotics).

Args: goal: Natural language, e.g. "Summarize Bumi specs and how to show a virtual twin in Resonite"

Returns: LLM summary string.

Inputs: goal (required). Returns: result

bumi_toolA

BUMI — Noetix Bumi humanoid: hero product info, OSS links, fleet virtual-twin map.

PORTMANTEAU RATIONALE: Single entry for discovery and setup; hardware control arrives when a documented local API or ROS bridge is wired (set BUMI_ROBOT_URL for optional ping).

Operations: info — tagline + vendor + key specs (default) specs — full structured hero dict sdk_links — GitHub repos + opensource landing page robot_status — if BUMI_ROBOT_URL set, GET {url}/health or /api/health; else connected=false virtual_twin — how to drive virtual Bumi via resonite-mcp / robotics-mcp / worldlabs-mcp fleet_peers — yahboom-mcp / dreame-mcp / robotics-mcp narrative for RoboFang fleet market — Noetix story, China humbot wave, JD.com + tier-1 offline context (not legal advice)

Returns: success, message, and operation-specific data.

Inputs: operation. Returns: object

Tool Schema Changelog

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    TDQS

    A3.6/5.0

    Scored across 2 tools

    Disambiguation5/5

    The two tools have clearly distinct purposes: 'bumi_agentic_workflow' handles high-level orchestration by delegating to other tools, while 'bumi_tool' provides direct operations on the Bumi robot. There is no ambiguity or overlap.

    Naming Consistency3/5

    Both tool names share the 'bumi_' prefix, but one uses a descriptive 'agentic_workflow' while the other uses the generic 'tool', lacking a consistent pattern. The naming is passable but not uniform.

    Tool Count3/5

    With only 2 tools, the surface is thin but arguably appropriate for an early-stage MCP server that bundles many operations into a single 'bumi_tool' and provides an orchestration layer. It does not feel excessive, but more tools might be expected for a robot server.

    Completeness3/5

    The tool set covers information retrieval (specs, SDK, status) and conceptual guidance (virtual twin, fleet), but lacks actual robot control or modification operations. The server's stated scope is discovery and setup, which is partially met, but interactive features are missing.

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