Ameca
Ameca is a stationary full-size social humanoid from Engineered Arts (UK), listed at 187 cm, 62 kg, 61 actuated movements, with 27 DoF in head/face and 34 in upper body.

- Height
- 187cm6′2″Source
- Weight
- 62kg137 lbSource
- Payload
- 2kg4 lbSource
- Runtime
- 4h240 minSource
- Degrees of freedom
- 61DoFSource
- Top speed
- Not disclosed
2 real photosAmeca photos
credited to the maker or photographer
Ameca videos
official and independent footageHow big is Ameca?
Ameca stands 187 cm (6 ft 2 in) and weighs 62 kg (137 lb), 12 cm taller than a 175 cm adult.
Ameca specs
official and sourced figures| Height | 187 cm (6 ft 2 in)source |
| Weight | 62 kg (137 lb)source |
| Payload | 2 kg (4 lb)source |
| Runtime | 4 hsource |
| Degrees of freedom | 61 DoFsource |
| Hand DoF | 4 DoFsource |
| Top speed | Not disclosed |
| Hands | Articulated arms and fingers are mentioned by Wikipedia; hands are included in the 61 actuated movements but hand-specific DoF is not published. |
| Sensors | 2 x 8 MP cameras (one in each eye), 2 x microphones (one in each ear), 1 x 4-channel microphone (chest), 1 x 20W speaker (chest), LiDAR safety sensors, proximity sensors and position encoders |
| Compute | Embedded Robot PC, cloud-based robotOS, Tritium software suite, custom Linux distribution created with Yocto, dedicated software in C++, Rust, and Python. |
Price and availability
from evidence packWhat the Ameca can do
evidence by capability dimensionEngineered Arts specifies 61 actuated movements, 27 DoF in the head/face and 34 DoF in the upper body, with articulated arms and fingers and customizable gestures and expressions. Official interaction videos exist but transcripts were unavailable, so only titles are considered.
Ameca's interactions can be driven by Tritium AI or by human telepresence, and Wikipedia states interactions may be governed by OpenAI's GPT-3 or human telepresence. Modes and Roles script behavior, but no autonomous task execution beyond scripted interaction was found.
Ameca does not walk and no walking speed is published. Lower body features listed by Engineered Arts are ports, embedded PC, LiDAR safety sensors, and power controls, not locomotion.
Engineered Arts lists 2x8 MP eye cameras, binaural microphones, LiDAR, and proximity sensors, and the accessibility section mentions advanced computer vision and object recognition. Wikipedia mentions facial recognition software.
Strongest dimension. Ameca has over 50 pre-programmed facial expressions, 70+ language support, parallel conversation, gestures, autonomous passive human behaviors, and multiple public appearances and videos. Privacy and safety features support interaction.
No runtime, battery, uptime, failure, or reliability data was found in any reviewed source.
Full-size humanoid at 187 cm and 62 kg, with grey rubber skin, emergency stop, LiDAR, fail-safe mechanisms, proximity sensors, and privacy compliance. Designed for stationary face-to-face use.
What is proven
source-backed highlights- Official spec confirms 61 total DoF, 27 head/face DoF, 34 upper-body DoF, 2x8MP eye cameras, LiDAR, and 50+ pre-programmed expressions.
- Wikipedia documents a named installation at Edinburgh's National Robotarium and an ESA ambassador role in 2026.
- Multiple official and media videos exist, although transcripts were unavailable.
Caveats
read before you trust a demo- No price, self-serve purchase, lease, or rental pricing was found. Engineered Arts offers a demo booking
- No public price or purchase path beyond demo booking.
- No runtime, battery, payload, or walking speed.
- No independent interaction benchmark or autonomy verification.
About the Ameca
summary from sourced evidenceAmeca is a stationary full-size social humanoid from Engineered Arts (UK), listed at 187 cm, 62 kg, 61 actuated movements, with 27 DoF in head/face and 34 in upper body. It has 2x8MP eye cameras, binaural microphones, LiDAR, 50+ facial expressions, 70+ language support, and modes for interaction/conference/telepresence. Wikipedia documents public deployments including the National Robotarium and an ESA ambassador role. Video appearances exist but transcripts were unavailable. It does not walk, has no public price/runtime/battery, and no independent interaction benchmark
Evidence log
tiered public claimsAmeca alternatives
all alternatives →| Robot | Status | Price | Rating |
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| Commercial deployment | Not public | ||
| Commercial | Not public | Not rated | |
| Commercial deployment | Not public | ||
| Purchasable | $20,000 | ||
| Commercial deployment | $44,560 | ||
| Commercial deployment | Not public |
Ameca FAQ
answers from sourced dataHow much does the Ameca cost?
Engineered Arts has not published a price for the Ameca. Pricing is quoted through sales.
Can you buy the Ameca?
Only as a business customer. Engineered Arts sells the Ameca through direct sales contact.
How tall is the Ameca?
The Ameca is 187 cm (6 ft 2 in) tall according to Engineered Arts's published specs.
How much does the Ameca weigh?
It weighs 62 kg (137 lb) according to official specs.
How long does the Ameca battery last?
Engineered Arts lists a runtime of about 4 h per charge. This is a company figure, not an independent test.
Who makes the Ameca?
The Ameca is made by Engineered Arts, based in United Kingdom.
Sources
10 references- Engineered Arts: Embodied AI Social Humanoid Robots · Engineered Arts
- Ameca (robot) - Wikipedia · Wikipedia
- EA’s Ameca, the AI Powered Robot, Discusses the Future · YouTube Bloomberg Live
- Ameca Interaction · YouTube Engineered Arts
- Meet Ameca: Most Advanced Social Humanoid Robot · YouTube Bots & Drones: Robots, Drones, Autonomous Systems
- Meet Ameca! The World’s Most Advanced Robot | This Morning · YouTube This Morning
- Ameca and Azi having a chat · YouTube Engineered Arts
- Meet the world's 'most advanced' humanoid robot · YouTube CNBC International
- Ameca – Expressive Humanoid Robot for Human Interaction · humanoid.press
- Engineered Arts: Embodied AI Social Humanoid Robots · Engineered Arts