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ASIMO 2.0

ASIMO 2.0

ASIMO 2.0 is Honda’s advanced humanoid robot, designed to showcase the future of human-robot interaction. With a sleek design and impressive mobility, it can walk, run, climb stairs, and even perform tasks like opening doors and carrying objects. Its enhanced sensors and AI let it recognize people, respond to voice commands, and interact autonomously in real-time environments. ASIMO 2.0 was intended as a research platform and public ambassador, embodying over a decade of robotics innovation. It demonstrates Honda’s commitment to robotics as a tool for improving lives, especially in public service, research, and caregiving scenarios.

Rating
★★★★☆(4.0)
Launch Year
2011
Price Range
Not publicly disclosed
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Robot Specifications

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Cloud Integration

No

App Integration

None

Carrying Capacity

2 kg

Weight

48 kg

Connectivity

Wi-Fi

Runtime

1 hour

Charging Time

3 hours

Battery Life

Not specified

Battery Pack

51.8 V lithium-ion

Speed

Walking 2.7 km/h; Running 6 km/h

User Interface

Voice-based, touchscreen on chest

Compatible Devices

PCs (for control and diagnostics)

Available Countries

Japan, USA, selected EU countries

Available Colours

White with black and silver accents

Warranty Info

1 year (limited, research/demo units)

Dimensions

Height 130 cm; Width 45 cm; Depth 34 cm

Sensors

Stereo cameras, gyroscope, accelerometer, foot pressure sensors, joint encoders

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is ASIMO 2.0?

ASIMO 2.0 is an advanced humanoid robot developed by Honda, designed to demonstrate human-like mobility, coordination, and interaction capabilities.

Q2. What are the main functions of ASIMO 2.0?

It can walk, run, climb stairs, recognize faces and voices, respond to commands, and perform simple tasks like serving drinks or pushing carts.

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