Product profile
Ami Desktop
Ami Desktop is Engineered Arts compact female-presenting desktop humanoid for embodied-AI interaction. It is designed for conversation, expression and cont...
Facts
- Company
- Engineered Arts
- Product type
- service_robot
- Status
- commercial
- Primary capability
- interaction
- Website
- https://engineeredarts.com/robots/ami-desktop
About Ami Desktop
Ami Desktop uses the same compact social-robot architecture as Azi Desktop with a female-presenting facial design. The 525 mm-high, 8.5 kg unit has 32 actuated degrees of freedom: five in the neck and 27 controlling the eyes, lips and other facial features. Cameras, microphones and speakers give conversational software the sensing and output channels needed for gaze, speech and expression.
Engineered Arts’ Tritium platform coordinates animation and exposes controls for remote operation, scripted behaviour and third-party AI integration. Teams can place the robot on a desk, reception counter or exhibition stand and run live conversations without installing a full-size humanoid body. Ami is therefore an embodied interface for social AI and human–robot interaction, not a mobile or manipulation platform.
Market context
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Summary
Type: Desktop robot
Core: Desktop interaction
Function: Engage users
Audience: Researchers
Specifications
- audio_input
- 2 x microphones; 1 x 4-channel microphone
- camera
- 2 x 8 MP cameras
- depth_mm
- 850 mm
- head_dof
- 27 DoF
- height_cm
- 52.5 cm cm
- neck_dof
- 5 DoF
- operating_temp
- 10-30 °C indoor operating temperature
- power_input
- 110-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 200 W
- power_supply
- 2 x 24 Vdc, 200 W
- total_dof
- 32 DoF
- weight_kg
- 8.5 kg
- width_mm
- 470 mm
Operations
- Product detail
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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