The Alice M1 is an industrial wheeled humanoid robot by South Korean company AeiROBOT, featuring an omnidirectional wheeled base and an adjustable telescoping waist mechanism that allows height variation between 130 cm and 180 cm and weighing 97 kg with 31 degrees of freedom. Each arm provides 7 DoF with 6 DoF hands, enabling precise manipulation across heights relevant to industrial shelving and assembly stations, supported by 3D LiDAR, stereo cameras, and an NVIDIA AGX Orin computing module. It is available in South Korea, the United States, Europe, Japan, and China, and was highlighted by Jensen Huang at an NVIDIA keynote alongside the bipedal Alice 4.
Primary use case: Manufacturing
Height
155 cm
Weight
97 kg
DOF
31
Height
155 cm
Weight
97 kg
Degrees of Freedom
31
Locomotion
Wheeled
Max Speed
3 km/h
Max Lift/Arm
3 kg
Availability
Available
Primary Use Case
Manufacturing
Daeduck Electronics announced a proof-of-concept project to deploy AeiROBOT's ALICE M1 humanoid robots at its PCB manufacturing facilities in South Korea, marking the first deployment of humanoid robots in the country's PCB industry. The two robots will perform repetitive manual tasks like picking up, transporting and organizing PCBs, with initial results expected within six months.
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