B-Series
The Realbotix B-Series is an AI-enabled robotic bust designed for customer service, kiosks, and content creation. Powered by 17 motors, it delivers natural facial movements and lifelike expressions. It features AI-agnostic integration supporting any language model including ChatGPT, embedded cameras and microphones for perception, and patented silicone skin technology. Starting at approximately 0,000, it is Realbotix's entry-level product targeting interactive reception and display applications.
Primary use case: AI-enabled robotic bust for service sector roles with customizable face and AI integration
DOF
17
Price
$20K
Specifications
Physical
Degrees of Freedom
17
Locomotion
unknown
Manipulation
Hand Type
unknown
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
teleop
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
speech, vision, learning
Commercial
Price
$20K
Availability
limited
Primary Use Case
AI-enabled robotic bust for service sector roles with customizable face and AI integration
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