Robots from United Kingdom
Discover 8 robots and autonomous systems developed by pioneering robotics manufacturers headquartered in United Kingdom.
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MH1
The MH1 is a third-generation humanoid robot from Mirsee Robotics, designed for remote teleoperation in environments where human presence is hazardous or impractical. It features bipedal locomotion, advanced manipulation, and continuous operation with wireless charging. MH1 is engineered for precision tasks, offering reliable performance in repetitive or labor-intensive scenarios. Its design emphasizes safety, durability, and seamless integration with existing infrastructure, making it suitable for industrial maintenance, inspection, and collaborative applications. The robot supports immersive teleoperation via virtual reality, enabling skilled operators to perform complex manual tasks remotely with high dexterity and situational awareness.
HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled
The HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled is a modular, industrial-grade humanoid robot designed for logistics, manufacturing, and retail automation. Standing 220 cm tall, it features a humanoid torso, arms, and head mounted on a wheeled mobile base, enabling agile navigation in confined spaces. With 29 degrees of freedom, advanced AI-powered perception, and whole-body control algorithms, the robot performs complex manipulation tasks at or above human speeds. Its modular design allows for rapid adaptation to various industrial workflows, supporting interchangeable end-effectors and protective garments. The HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled excels in goods handling, picking, packing, and part manipulation, offering safe human-robot collaboration and extended runtime for demanding environments.
Ameca
Ameca is a stationary, upper-body humanoid robot platform built by Engineered Arts, revealed in late 2021 and shown publicly at CES 2022. It is designed for human-robot interaction research and public engagement, with a highly expressive face (27 of its 61 degrees of freedom), 8 MP cameras in its eyes, ear microphones and a chest speaker. Ameca has no legs, runs on mains power, and is driven by Engineered Arts' Tritium robotOS, which supports AI dialogue integrations such as GPT-based models or human telepresence.
MH3
MH3 is a third-generation humanoid robot designed by Mirsee Robotics to augment skilled labor through precise dual-arm manipulation and advanced mobility. It features teleoperation via immersive VR with haptic feedback, enabling operators to perform complex manual tasks remotely in hazardous or labor-intensive environments. MH3 supports up to 27 kg combined arm force, integrates omni-directional mobility for maneuvering in confined spaces, and emphasizes safe human-robot collaboration with force limiting and collision detection. Its design targets industrial, manufacturing, and service sectors, enhancing productivity and reducing physical strain while operating continuously with wireless charging and a 10-hour runtime.
HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal
The HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal is a next-generation humanoid robot developed by HUMANOID, designed for industrial, logistics, and service automation. Standing at 179 cm tall, it features 29 degrees of freedom (excluding end-effectors), modular manipulation with options for 12-DOF five-finger hands or 1-DOF parallel grippers, and a payload capacity of 15 kg bimanual. The robot leverages a proprietary Vision-Language-Action (VLA) framework powered by NVIDIA compute, enabling advanced perception, reasoning, and skill execution. With an average runtime of 4 hours, it supports agile bipedal locomotion, including walking, sidestepping, squat-walking, and hopping, and is optimized for dynamic environments such as warehouses, manufacturing floors, and service spaces. Its modular design allows for rapid adaptation and upgrades, making it suitable for research, proof-of-concept deployments, and real-world automation tasks.
Ai-Da
Ai-Da is the world's first ultra-realistic humanoid robot artist, engineered for creative expression through drawing, painting, and performance art. Featuring cameras in her eyes for visual input, advanced AI algorithms process images into coordinates for precise robotic arm movements, enabling pencil sketches, palette-based paintings, and even font design. Her lifelike silicone face supports expressive gestures, fostering human-like interactions that provoke discourse on AI's role in creativity and identity. Collaborating with human teams, Ai-Da embodies trans-humanism, blending machine precision with artistic intuition in exhibitions at venues like the Design Museum and Venice Biennale. With bionic hands and dynamic head movements, she challenges traditional artistry, reflecting technology's integration into society through poetry, sculptures, and architectural concepts for human-robot coexistence.
MH2
MH2 is a wheeled humanoid robot designed for skilled labor augmentation in hazardous, remote, and labor-intensive environments. It features 24 degrees of freedom enabling human-like dexterity and mobility, with a long arm reach and high payload capacity suitable for precise manipulation and carrying tasks. The robot supports remote teleoperation exclusively, allowing operators to perform complex tasks safely from a distance. MH2 offers continuous operation with an 8 to 10-hour runtime supported by hot-swappable batteries and wireless charging. Its omni-directional mobile base and advanced sensors enable reliable navigation and interaction in indoor and controlled outdoor environments. MH2 is built to enhance productivity, safety, and economic efficiency in industrial, infrastructure, and service sectors.
Mesmer
Mesmer by Engineering Arts is an advanced animatronic humanoid robot system designed for entertainment, exhibitions, and interactive experiences, featuring lifelike facial expressions, micro-movements, and natural gestures powered by silent, precision motors with individual torque and acceleration control. It includes a modular hardware kit with sensors like cameras, depth sensors, LiDAR, and microphones, integrated with TinMan telepresence software for remote cloud-based control, monitoring, and updates. Users employ intuitive drag-and-drop animation tools on 3D models to create realistic behaviors without coding expertise, supported by photogrammetry rigs for high-fidelity facial replication using soft, durable silicone skin. The 5-axis articulated neck mimics human vertebrae for fluid head movements, full eye tracking with realistic blinks, and embedded cameras enable face tracking and environmental interaction. Emphasizing human safety, non-invasive hardware access protects artificial skin, making Mesmer ideal for creating personalized robotic characters in research, attractions, and telepresence applications with seamless internet connectivity and end-to-end encryption.