Honda · Research humanoid (retired)
Honda ASIMO
Historic humanoid that pioneered walking and running
Kaufpreis Not for sale
- Status
- Retired; never sold
- Height / weight
- 130 cm / 48 kg
- Degrees of freedom
- 57
- Top speed
- 9 km/h running
- Runtime
- About 40 min walking
- Known for
- Walking, running, stairs
Aus der Nähe
ASIMO was Honda's research humanoid and one of the best-known robots of its era, showing stable walking, running at up to 9 km/h, stair climbing and interaction with people. The final 2011 version stood 130 cm, weighed 48 kg and had 57 degrees of freedom. Honda retired the programme and never sold ASIMO commercially, so it is listed here as a reference point for today's humanoids.
Wichtigste Funktionen
A humanoid landmark
Set the reference for autonomous biped walking for two decades.
57 DOF
Articulated head, arms, hands, torso and legs in the 2011 version.
Dynamic movement
Walked, ran, turned, climbed stairs and hopped.
People-aware
Combined vision, sound and touch to respond to people.
Child-sized
130 cm tall to work at a comfortable height for people.
Not for sale
A Honda research legacy, not a product you can order.
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- Learning how humanoid robotics developed
- Comparing early humanoids with robots available today
Weniger geeignet, wenn
- Buying, hiring or deploying a humanoid today
Einsatzbereiche
Technische Daten
- Robot type
- Research humanoid robot
- Main purpose
- Research and demonstrations
- Availability
- Retired; never sold commercially
- Version
- 2011 (final)
- Degrees of freedom
- 57
- Mobility
- Walking, running, stair climbing, hopping
- Max speed
- 9 km/h (2.5 m/s)
- Runtime
- About 40 min walking; automatic recharging
- Battery / power
- Lithium-ion
- Sensors
- Vision, audio, touch, finger-force sensors
- Dimensions
- 1,300 × 450 × 340 mm
- Weight
- 48 kg
Preise
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Can I buy or hire ASIMO?
No. Honda never sold ASIMO and has retired the programme. Ask us about humanoids you can hire today, such as the Unitree G1.
What were its specs?
The final 2011 version was 130 cm tall, 48 kg, with 57 degrees of freedom, a top speed of 9 km/h and about 40 minutes of walking per charge.
Why does ASIMO matter?
It was one of the first robots to show stable walking, running and stair climbing in public, and shaped the humanoids built since.
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