Romeo

Aldebaran / SoftBank Robotics (France) · 2012

Not soldResearch prototypes built for a French consortium
Not for sale (research)ZMP / IK gaitNAO's big siblingAssistive researchNever sold
Not soldShipping: Not sold. Never sold; only a few research units exist.

Overview

A tall research humanoid meant to help elderly people at home, started by Aldebaran in 2009 with French public funding; the first prototype was shown to project partners in February 2012. A handful of units went to partner labs. It never became a product, and development faded after SoftBank's acquisition shifted focus to Pepper.

Specifications

CategoryBipeds · Research & legacy bipeds
Released2012
AvailabilityNot for sale (research)
ProgrammabilityFull SDK
Best forProfessionals & labs
Vision sensorsCamera
ActuatorsUnknown
AudioMicrophone
Compute typeProprietary / undisclosed
Balance typeZMP / IK gait
Height~1.4 m
Weight~40 kg (est.)
ComputeNot published
SpeedNot published
DOF37 (est.)
SensorsCameras, microphones, IMU
BalanceModel-based walking derived from NAO's approach; research-grade only.
SDKNAOqi

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