Highly expressive humanoid robot from Engineered Arts featuring 61 degrees of freedom including 27 in the face, designed for human-robot interaction research and public demonstrations.
Primary use case: Human-robot interaction research and demonstration
Height
188 cm
Weight
49 kg
DOF
17
Price
$150K
Height
188 cm
Weight
49 kg
Degrees of Freedom
17
Locomotion
stationary
Price
$150K
Availability
available
Primary Use Case
Human-robot interaction research and demonstration
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