Pepper
Pepper is the world's first mass-produced social humanoid robot, developed jointly by SoftBank Group and Franc…

The world's most widely used small humanoid: 25 degrees of freedom for classrooms and RoboCup.
NAO 6 is the sixth generation of Aldebaran's 57 cm programmable humanoid, now offered by Maxtronics Robotics. It packs 25 degrees of freedom, cameras, microphones, sonar and tactile sensors into a 5.48 kg body, and is programmed through Choregraphe or Python and C++ SDKs. NAO is the long-running standard platform of the RoboCup robot-soccer league and a fixture in education and research.
| Height | 57 cm |
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| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Form factor | Compact |
| Locomotion | Bipedal |
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| Degrees of freedom | 25 |
| Actuators | 25 brushless DC motors with position control. |
| Compute | Intel Atom E3845 running NAOqi on Linux. |
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| Sensing | Two HD cameras, four microphones, two sonar rangefinders, two infrared sensors, tactile sensors and a 3-axis IMU. |
| Hands | Three-fingered, single-DOF gripper hands. |
| Availability | Commercially available |
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