
par Honda · humanoid · Annoncé 2000
Never sold commercially
Landmark bipedal humanoid, never sold commercially and retired in 2022 after 18 years. Honda announced no direct successor, folding ASIMO technology into practical products instead; its Avatar Robot and multi-fingered hand were demonstrated at the Humanoids Summit in May 2026.
Le ASIMO est un humanoid développé par Honda (Japan), annoncé en 2000. Il a été abandonné. Avec 130 cm de haut, 48 kg, 57 degrés de liberté, peut transporter des charges jusqu'à 1 kg. Points forts : vitesse maximale de 2.5 m/s, autonomie de 60 minutes, batterie de 1000 Wh. La plateforme offre processeur Proprietary Honda embedded systems, équipé de Stereo cameras, floor surface sensor, ultrasonic sensors, force/torque sensors, et 1 autres types de capteurs.
Taille
130 cm
Poids
48 kg
DDL
57
Charge utile
1 kg
Autonomie
1h
Vitesse max.
2.5 m/s
Batterie
1000 Wh
Temps de charge
—
Escaliers
Oui
LiDAR
Non
Calcul
Proprietary Honda embedded systems
ROS
Aucun
Dernière mise à jour: 2026-06-23 · Annoncé 2000
Le prix du ASIMO n'a pas encore été officiellement annoncé.
Le ASIMO dispose de : 57 DOF, 130cm, 48kg, 1kg payload, 60 min runtime. Proprietary Honda embedded systems, no ROS.
Le ASIMO a été arrêté.
ASIMO is made by Honda, headquartered in Japan. Official manufacturer site: https://global.honda/en/robotics/asimo/.
ASIMO does not list official ROS support. Honda ships ASIMO with a proprietary software stack; third-party ROS integration is not officially endorsed.
ASIMO runs for approximately 1h on a single charge (battery capacity: 1000 Wh).
ASIMO is rated to carry up to 1 kg of payload, suitable for lab and demonstration workloads.
ASIMO has a published maximum walking speed of 2.5 m/s and can navigate stairs.
Closest specs-wise alternatives to ASIMO include Sophia by Hanson Robotics, Atlas (Electric) by Boston Dynamics (Hyundai), Mirokai by Enchanted Tools. Full head-to-head comparison: https://biorobot.ai/fr/vs/honda-asimo-vs-hanson-sophia.