Neoclone
Neoclone is the next-generation humanoid android being developed by Clone Robotics, building on their Clone Alpha platform. Neoclone features a neutral human-like face and represents the evolution of Clone's biomimetic approach to humanoid robots. The robot uses water-powered artificial muscles (Myofibers), a full skeletal framework with 206 synthetic bones, over 200 degrees of freedom, 1,000+ Myofibers, and 500+ sensors. Future plans include development of tactile skin for delicate, sensitive tasks. Clone Robotics was founded in 2021 and is based in Poland and the United States.
Primary use case: Next-generation biomimetic humanoid platform with artificial muscles for advanced human-robot interaction research and home use
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
bipedal
Manipulation
Hand Type
5-finger biomimetic (fluidic myofiber muscles, artificial ligaments)
Fine Manipulation
6/10
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Deep learning-based motion control with NVIDIA Jetson edge computing; biomimetic soft-muscle control via neural networks trained in simulation; natural language interaction; supports multimodal AI for autonomous household and industrial tasks
Commercial
Availability
not_available
Primary Use Case
Next-generation biomimetic humanoid platform with artificial muscles for advanced human-robot interaction research and home use
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