Asimov 1 Context

Market context

Asimov v1 is an open-source humanoid platform for embodied-AI experimentation, mechanical design, simulation and self-sourced builds.

  • Target environment: Robotics labs, maker environments, education programs and embodied-AI research teams.
  • Workflow context: Humanoid prototyping, simulation, open hardware experimentation, robot learning and platform iteration.
  • Customer context: Researchers, developers, educators and builders seeking an open humanoid starting point.
  • Deployment model: Open-source platform model with DIY kit or self-sourced build paths.
  • Commercial maturity: Research and developer product surface.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on build skill, documentation, parts availability, community support and safety.
  • Market position: Open humanoid platform built around accessible mechanics, simulation and repairability.
  • Adjacent products: LeRobot, WhalesBot Humanoid Research Kit, Unitree G1 developer use

Specifications

  • Leg Dof Per Leg: 6
  • Arm Dof Per Arm: 5
  • Torso Dof: 1
  • Neck Dof: 2
  • Communication: CAN: 5 buses at 1 Mbps + 1 bus at 500 kbps
  • Payload Per Arm: 5 kg rated / 15 kg peak per arm for bicep curl and front raise; 6 kg rated / 18 kg peak for lateral raise
  • Height: 120 cm
  • Hardware Design: CNC-machined 7075 aluminum; MJF PA12 nylon
  • Compute Model: Raspberry Pi 5 for media/network; Radxa CM5 for motion control
  • Sensors Summary: 2 MP monocular camera; stereo microphone array; 6-DoF IMU; motor joint-state feedback
  • Developer Support: Mechanical CAD, electrical CAD, MuJoCo simulation model, and onboard software
  • Weight: 35 kg
  • Total degrees of freedom: 25 actuated

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