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ASIMO (2011 "All-new ASIMO")

Honda (Japan) · 2011

Not for sale
Not for sale (research)ZMP / IK gaitIconRetiredZMP pioneer
Not for saleShipping: Not available.

Overview

Honda's ASIMO (first shown 2000, final 2011 version listed here) was the world's best-known humanoid for two decades. The 2011 model could run at 9 km/h, hop on one leg and pour drinks. Honda ended development in 2018 and ASIMO gave its final regular shows at Tokyo's Miraikan in 2022.

At a glance
Type
Biped robot · Research & legacy bipeds
Maker
Honda (Japan)
Released
2011
Price
Not for sale
Status
Not for sale (research)
Best for
Professionals & labs
Programming
No programmability

Price and shipping

Leased for events and shown at Honda venues. Never sold

Shipping: Not available. Retired. Never sold.

Specifications

CategoryBipeds · Research & legacy bipeds
Released2011
CountryJapan
AvailabilityNot for sale (research)
Sales100+ built by 2009, never sold Wikipedia ↗
ProgrammabilityNo programmability
Built-in autonomyTask-level · Carries out multi-step jobs on its own, such as inspections, deliveries or chores
LLM supportNone · No built-in LLM and no SDK to connect one.
Best forProfessionals & labs
Vision sensorsCamera, Depth camera, Sonar / ultrasonic, Lidar
ActuatorsBrushless / direct-drive motors
AudioSpeaker, Microphone
Compute typeProprietary / undisclosed
Balance typeZMP / IK gait
Height130 cm
Weight48 kg
ComputeOnboard proprietary computers
Speed9 km/h (running)
DOF57
SensorsStereo cameras, ultrasonic and laser sensors, force sensors, mics
BalanceZMP-based gait with predictive motion control. Could run, hop and climb stairs on known terrain.
SDKNone

Common questions

How much does ASIMO cost?

Not for sale. Leased for events and shown at Honda venues. Never sold.

Can ASIMO be bought today?

No. It was never sold to the public.

Who makes ASIMO?

ASIMO is made by Honda (Japan). It came out in 2011.

Can ASIMO be programmed?

No programmability.

Does ASIMO have AI chat or LLM support?

None. No built-in LLM and no SDK to connect one.

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Sources

Wikipedia ↗

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