Product profile
Ameca
Ameca is Engineered Arts full-size social humanoid robot for human-robot interaction. It combines expressive facial movement, speech, cloud AI and telepres...
Facts
- Company
- Engineered Arts
- Product type
- humanoid
- Status
- commercial
- Primary capability
- interaction
- Website
- https://engineeredarts.com/robots/ameca
About Ameca
Ameca’s head and upper body use individually controlled mechanisms to produce coordinated facial expressions, gaze, head movement and arm gestures. Two eight-megapixel eye cameras, ear microphones and a chest-mounted microphone array provide visual and spatial-audio input for conversation and telepresence.
Engineered Arts’ Tritium software connects the physical behaviours with speech, language models and external applications. The robot is modular, allowing individual hardware sections to be maintained or upgraded, and is supplied for research, exhibitions and customer-facing installations rather than for load-bearing industrial manipulation or autonomous bipedal work.
Market context
mixed, enterprise_system
Summary
Type: Humanoid
Core: Human interaction
Function: Engage users
Audience: Researchers
Specifications
- arm_dof
- 10 arm DoF total, 5 per arm
- camera_system
- 2 x 8 MP cameras, one in each eye
- commercial_status
- Commercial humanoid robot platform
- dof
- 61
- face_dof
- 27
- hand_dof
- 8 hand DoF total, 4 per hand
- height_cm
- 187 cm cm
- neck_dof
- 5 DoF
- torso_dof
- 3
- weight_kg
- 62 kg
Operations
- Environment
- indoor_human_environment
- Primary user
- developer, enterprise_operator, researcher
- Role
- human_assistance, research_development
- Interaction model
- developer_platform, human_in_the_loop
- Mobility class
- humanoid
- Product detail
- mixed, enterprise_system
Research, Articles and recent verified events
- Altus Schools pilots two Engineered Arts Ameca humanoids — 2026-06-24
- SensHRPS: Sensing Comfortable Human-Robot Proxemics and Personal Space With Eye-Tracking — 2025-12-09
- Beyond Attention: Investigating the Threshold Where Objective Robot Exclusion Becomes Subjective — 2025-04-22
- Engineered Arts raises USD 10M Series A — 2024-12-17
- UGotMe: An Embodied System for Affective Human-Robot Interaction — 2024-10-24
- Engineered Arts releases Azi Desktop — 2023-01-01
- Engineered Arts releases Ameca Desktop — 2023-01-01
- Engineered Arts releases Ami Desktop — 2023-01-01