OriHime is a compact telepresence avatar robot developed by OryLab Inc. (Japan), designed to help people with disabilities, illness, or mobility limitations maintain social presence and work remotely. Roughly the size of a laptop screen, it can be controlled via smartphone, tablet, or PC, and supports eye-tracking control for those with very limited mobility. Features cameras, microphone, speakers, and expressive wing-like arms for non-verbal communication. Deployed in cafes, schools, airports, workplaces, and Tokyo's Avatar Robot Cafe DAWN.
Primary use case: Remote social presence and telework for people with disabilities or limited mobility
Height
120 cm
Weight
29 kg
DOF
14
Height
120 cm
Weight
29 kg
Degrees of Freedom
14
Locomotion
stationary
Hand Type
unknown
Autonomy Level
teleop
AI Capabilities
vision, speech
Onboard Compute
equipped with camera, microphone, and speaker
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
Remote social presence and telework for people with disabilities or limited mobility