ASIMO
HondaResearch
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Overall Score77/100
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Honda's pioneering humanoid robot, a milestone in bipedal robotics research.
Height:1.3m
Weight:48kg
Released:2011
Last Tested:2023-12-10

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ASIMO Performance Profile
Robot
Human Baseline
82
locomotion
vs 100 human
75
manipulation
vs 100 human
78
perception
vs 100 human
72
cognitive
vs 100 human
70
power
vs 100 human
90
safety
vs 100 human
Specifications
Height1.3m
Weight48kg
Degrees of Freedom34
Actuator TypeElectric servo
Power SourceLi-ion Battery
Operating Time1 hour
SensorsCameras, Gyro, Force sensors
ComputingCustom control system
Key Features
Stable bipedal walking
Advanced balance control
Gesture recognition
Voice interaction
Proven reliability
Test Info
Last Tested
2023-12-10
Test Location
Honda R&D
Certifications
ISO SafetyResearch Approved
Detailed Test Results
Walking Speed
80/ 100m/s
Stable walking speed
Performance vs Human Baseline80%
Test Method: 100m walking test
Running Speed
70/ 100m/s
Running capability
Performance vs Human Baseline70%
Test Method: 20m sprint test
Balance & Stability
90/ 100score
Exceptional balance control
Performance vs Human Baseline90%
Test Method: Push-force recovery test
Terrain Adaptability
75/ 100score
Limited terrain adaptation
Performance vs Human Baseline75%
Test Method: Multi-surface test
Stair Navigation
85/ 100score
Good stair climbing
Performance vs Human Baseline85%
Test Method: Staircase test
Category Average:82/100
Human Baseline:100/100
Test Protocol Information
All tests are conducted according to the comprehensive humanoid robot evaluation standards with human performance as baseline (100%). Scores represent relative performance compared to average healthy adult human capabilities.
Advantages
Proven stability and reliability
Excellent safety record
Pioneer in humanoid robotics
Well-documented development
Strong balance control
Limitations
Limited modern AI capabilities
Slower movement compared to newer robots
Restricted manipulation abilities
Aging technology platform
High maintenance requirements