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ASIMO 2000
Honda Robotics
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ASIMO 2000
Honda RoboticsASIMO (Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility) is a humanoid bipedal robot created by Honda Motor Co., Ltd., first unveiled in October/November 2000 and retired in March 2022. It was a technology demonstrator — never commercially sold, though briefly offered for rental — designed to advance Honda's understanding of bipedal locomotion, balance, and human-robot interaction. The 2000 model stood 120 cm tall and weighed 43 kg with a ~30-minute Ni-MH battery; later iterations (2004–2011) grew to 130 cm/54 kg with a 51.8V Li-ion battery providing ~1 hour of runtime. ASIMO demonstrated increasingly sophisticated autonomous capabilities over its lifetime — including ZMP-based dynamic balance, obstacle avoidance, face/voice recognition, and dexterous manipulation — but was primarily a scripted demonstration platform and PR vehicle rather than a deployable autonomous agent performing real-world tasks independently.
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Specification
- hardware — dimensions (2000 model)
- 120 cm tall, 43 kg; magnesium alloy skeleton, plastic resin exterior
- hardware — dimensions (final/2011 model)
- 130 cm (4 ft 3 in) tall, 54 kg (119 lb)
- hardware — degrees of freedom
- 26 DoF (2000 model); up to 34 DoF (later models)
- hardware — battery (2000 model)
- 38.4V 10 Ah Ni-MH, 7.7 kg, ~30 min runtime, 4 hr charge; hot-swappable; requires 100V AC/15A
- hardware — battery (later models)
- 51.8V lithium-ion; ~1 hour operating time (switched from Ni-MH in 2004)
- hardware — top speed
- ~6 km/h (3.7 mph); walking speed ~1.6 km/h
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