Ameca product profile
Ameca is Engineered Arts full-size social humanoid robot for human-robot interaction. It combines expressive facial movement, speech, cloud AI and telepresence tools for research, events, customer engagement and public demonstrations.
Facts
- Company: Engineered Arts
- Product type: Humanoid
- Status: commercial
- Capability focus: Interaction
- Website: https://engineeredarts.com/robots/ameca
Profile sections
- Summary
- Overview
- Market context
- Audience
- Workflow
- Capability
- Deployment environment
- Positioning tags
- Specifications
- Tags
- Timeline / Research
- Comparable Systems
- Sources
Summary
Ameca is Engineered Arts full-size social humanoid robot for human-robot interaction. It combines expressive facial movement, speech, cloud AI and telepresence tools for research, events, customer engagement and public demonstrations.
Overview
Ameca is Engineered Arts full-size social humanoid robot for human-robot interaction. It combines expressive facial movement, speech, cloud AI and telepresence tools for research, events, customer engagement and public demonstrations.
Market context
Ameca is Engineered Arts' full-size interactive humanoid robot built for entertainment, education and embodied AI interaction.
- Target environment: Exhibitions, entertainment venues, research labs and public interaction spaces.
- Workflow context: Human-robot interaction, conversation, expressive animation and programmable communication in public-facing or research settings.
- Customer context: Entertainment venues, research labs, educational institutions and AI interaction developers.
- Deployment model: Commercial product sold to entertainment, research and educational customers.
- Commercial maturity: Commercially available platform with wide visibility as an interaction benchmark.
- Adoption constraints: Stationary base limits mobility. Designed for interaction rather than physical manipulation or workplace tasks.
- Market position: One of the clearest benchmark systems for social humanoid interaction. Distinct from industrial humanoids by focusing on communication rather than physical work.
- Adjacent products: Ameca Desktop, social robot platforms
Workflow
Human-robot interaction, conversation, expressive animation and programmable communication in public-facing or research settings.
Deployment environment
Exhibitions, entertainment venues, research labs and public interaction spaces.
Positioning tags
- Audience: Researchers
- Workflow: Human-robot interaction, conversation, expressive animation and programmable communication in public-facing or research settings.
- Capability: interaction
- Deployment environment: Exhibitions, entertainment venues, research labs and public interaction spaces.
Specifications
- Commercial Status: Commercial humanoid robot platform
- Height: 1870 mm
- Weight: 62 kg
- Dof: 61
- Face Dof: 27
- Neck Dof: 5 DoF
- Arm Dof: 10 arm DoF total, 5 per arm
- Hand Dof: 8 hand DoF total, 4 per hand
- Torso Dof: 3
- Camera System: 2 x 8 MP cameras, one in each eye
Tags
- Peer Group: Social interaction humanoid
- Workflow: Human-robot interaction
- Deployment Environment: Public interaction space
- Stack Layer: Finished robot platform
- Commercial Stage: Commercial product
- Market Signal: High-visibility demo
Timeline / Research
- 2026-06-24 - Deployment - Altus Schools pilots two Engineered Arts Ameca humanoids - One Ameca unit was operating at Altus Charter School of San Diego in Tierrasanta during the reported classroom pilot.
- 2025-12-09 - Research Publication - SensHRPS: Sensing Comfortable Human-Robot Proxemics and Personal Space With Eye-Tracking - The study evaluates user comfort with Ameca at four controlled distances from 0.5 m to 2.0 m.
- 2025-04-22 - Research Publication - Beyond Attention: Investigating the Threshold Where Objective Robot Exclusion Becomes Subjective - The study examines social exclusion in robot-led group interviews conducted by Ameca.
- 2024-12-17 - Funding - Engineered Arts raises USD 10M Series A - The financing supported humanoid robot product refinement, manufacturing readiness and production scale-up.
- 2024-10-24 - Research Publication - UGotMe: An Embodied System for Affective Human-Robot Interaction - UGotMe combines multimodal emotion recognition with denoising strategies for multiparty conversations.
- 2022-01-08 - Demonstration - Engineered Arts presents Ameca at CES 2022 - Ameca made its first public CES appearance in Las Vegas in January 2022
- 2021-01-01 - Product Launch - Engineered Arts releases Ameca humanoid robot platform - Ameca specs list release date as 2021
Comparable Systems
- Eggie - Tangible - Semi Humanoid
- LG CLOiD - LG Electronics - Semi Humanoid
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