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CompanyJapanSince 1948

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Japanese maker of cars, motorcycles and power equipment whose R&D arm began humanoid research in 1986. It built the P1-P3 prototypes, ASIMO (2000-2018, retired from shows in March 2022) and the E2-DR disaster-response prototype.

Robot models in the atlas
87 humanoids · 1 machine
First robot
1996Latest 2023
Headquarters
TokyoJapan

Robots

8 robot models shown in public, from 1996 to 2023. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.

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Who uses it

Customers and deployments reported for Honda Motor Co., Ltd.'s robots. Each robot's page links its sources.

  • Autonomous Work Vehicle (third generation)Autonomous Work Vehicle2023 · Prototype

    Earlier second-generation units ran a month-long test at a Black & Veatch solar construction site in New Mexico in 2021, carrying nearly 900 lb loads (Vision Systems Design, Mar 2023).

  • All-new ASIMOAll-new ASIMO2011 · Retired

    Performed daily at Miraikan and Honda showrooms until it retired from regular shows on 31 March 2022.

  • ASIMO (new ASIMO)ASIMO2005 · Retired

    Demonstrated office tasks such as receptionist, guide, cart-pushing and tray-carrying; leased for events.

  • ASIMOASIMO2000 · Retired

    Leased to companies for receptions and events, and performed for the public at Honda showrooms and Tokyo's Miraikan until March 2022.

  • P3P31997 · Retired

    AIST's HRP-1 (1998) research platform in Japan's Humanoid Robotics Project was based on this robot.

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The company

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Founded
1948
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Focus
Bipedal walking and humanoid assistance research (ASIMO line), later disaster-response robots
Funding
public company (TYO: 7267; NYSE: HMC)
Partners
Miraikan (National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation), Tokyo, hosted regular ASIMO shows

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