Alice M1

Unlike the bipedal ALICE that the same Korean maker fields at RoboCup, the Alice M1 is a wheeled semi-humanoid meant for factory work. AeiROBOT unveiled it in October 2025 together with Advantech, which supplies the on-board AFE-R360 computer built around an Intel Core Ultra processor.

The torso sits on a travelling hip axis, so the working height can be adjusted between 130 and 180 cm; the machine weighs 97 kg and offers 31 degrees of freedom, including seven per arm. According to Advantech, perception comes from stereo cameras, an inertial unit, a 3D LiDAR and a laser scanner.

The intended customers are industrial users, with manufacturing tasks named as the first application, where the adjustable height lets the robot reach workstations at different levels. The maker does not publish the type of actuation, battery capacity, runtime, lifting capacity or the number of joints in the hands.

No deliveries or customer installations have been announced, which is why the catalogue lists the Alice M1 as a prototype with pricing on request. A comparable wheeled concept with a height-adjustable torso is the Chinese AGIBOT G1.