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Everest 0

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Everest 0
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EntertainmentEducationSTEM education and play
Price:
Not announced
Model:
Abilix Everest 0 humanoid robot

DESCRIPTION

Everest 0 is a Consumer-Robot from Shanghai PartnerX Robotics (Abilix). It is built for Entertainment, Education, STEM education and play. Key figures: 1.2 kg, 12 degrees of freedom.

Everest is Abilix's humanoid robot series for children and teenagers. Built from intelligent servo motors with 2-DOF hip joints, it walks, turns and avoids obstacles like a person and performs dances and Tai Chi, and Abilix pitches it at musical and bodily intelligence. Like the rest of the range it is programmed through graded apps - project programming, Abilix Chart and Scratch, and C and Java. Everest 0: 36 cm tall, 1.2 kg, 12 intelligent servo motors, sensors Ultrasonic, Microphone, Gyro, actuators 12Intelligent Motors, 2 LED Lights, Horn, Abilix Brain 1.0 and a 1500mAh battery.

FEATURES

  • Everest 0: Height 36cm
  • Sensors Ultrasonic, Microphone, Gyro
  • Weight 1.2kg
  • Actuators 12Intelligent Motors, 2 LED Lights, Horn
  • Brain Speed Abilix Brain 1.0
  • Battery 1500mAh
  • 2-DOF hip joints for human-like walking and turning
  • Dance and Tai Chi apps
  • Graded programming apps: project programming (3+), Abilix Chart / Scratch (7+), C and Java (9+)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Physical
Weight1.2 kg
DimensionsH 360 mm
Mobility
Movement TypeHumanoid
Degrees of Freedom12
EnvironmentHomes, classrooms and robotics clubs (ages 3-18)
Actuators12 intelligent servo motors
Power
Battery Life1500mAh
Sensing & Compute
SensorsUltrasonic, Microphone, Gyro
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the Everest 0?

Everest is Abilix's humanoid robot series for children and teenagers. Built from intelligent servo motors with 2-DOF hip joints, it walks, turns and avoids obstacles like a person and performs dances and Tai Chi, and Abilix pitches it at musical and bodily intelligence.

Who makes the Everest 0?

The Everest 0 is made by Shanghai PartnerX Robotics (Abilix), a robotics company based in China.

How much does the Everest 0 cost?

Shanghai PartnerX Robotics (Abilix) has not publicly announced pricing for the Everest 0. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the Everest 0 used for?

The Everest 0 is designed for entertainment, education, and stem education and play. It is used in consumer, education, and homes settings.

How much does the Everest 0 weigh?

The Everest 0 weighs 1.2 kg.

How many degrees of freedom does the Everest 0 have?

The Everest 0 has 12 degrees of freedom.

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