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Engineered Arts is an English engineering, designer and manufacturer of humanoid robots based in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It was founded in October 2004 by Will Jackson.
Engineered Arts' robots are used worldwide for social interaction, communication and entertainment at public exhibitions and attractions. The company's robots are also used in research and development, and for training purposes.
Engineered Arts' robots are known for their realistic appearance and movements. The company's robots are also able to interact with humans in a natural way.
Some of Engineered Arts' most popular robots include:
Ameca: Ameca is a humanoid robot that is known for its realistic appearance and movements. Ameca is still under development, but it has the potential to be used in a variety of applications, including customer service, education, and entertainment.
Mesmer: Mesmer is a humanoid robot that is designed for entertainment and education. Mesmer is able to interact with humans in a natural way, and it can be used to teach people about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
RoboThespian: Robothespian a fully articulated robot with 25 degrees of freedom, and it is capable of a wide range of human-like movements. RoboThespian is also equipped with a speech synthesizer and a variety of sensors, which allow it to interact with humans in a natural way.
Engineered Arts' robots are used worldwide for social interaction, communication and entertainment at public exhibitions and attractions. The company's robots are also used in research and development, and for training purposes.
Engineered Arts' robots are known for their realistic appearance and movements. The company's robots are also able to interact with humans in a natural way.
Some of Engineered Arts' most popular robots include:
Ameca: Ameca is a humanoid robot that is known for its realistic appearance and movements. Ameca is still under development, but it has the potential to be used in a variety of applications, including customer service, education, and entertainment.
Mesmer: Mesmer is a humanoid robot that is designed for entertainment and education. Mesmer is able to interact with humans in a natural way, and it can be used to teach people about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
RoboThespian: Robothespian a fully articulated robot with 25 degrees of freedom, and it is capable of a wide range of human-like movements. RoboThespian is also equipped with a speech synthesizer and a variety of sensors, which allow it to interact with humans in a natural way.
