Wheeled semi-humanoid form
The joint release describes the M1 as a wheeled semi-humanoid industrial robot with 31 degrees of freedom in total. [2]
Product overview
Alice M1 is a wheeled semi-humanoid industrial robot from AeiROBOT. The company announced it in October 2025 and developed the control platform with industrial-computing company Advantech. AeiROBOT lists a variable height of 130 to 180 cm, a weight of 97 kg and 31 degrees of freedom.
The robot has two 7-DoF arms, two 6-DoF hands, a three-DoF waist and a two-DoF head. Its waist moves vertically and horizontally, allowing work across the stated 1.3 to 1.8 m height range and in confined spaces. The official product page lists an Advantech AFE-R360 control board, NVIDIA AGX Orin, a stereo camera, an IMU, 3D LiDAR and a laser sensor.
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the M1 worked with the bipedal Alice 4. Korea Herald reported that it picked up organized items and placed them on a conveyor belt.
AeiROBOT's official history says preorders began in October 2025, and the Korean product page retains a preorder route. No public price, payload, speed, battery life or shipping date is published, so the robot is classed as preorder rather than commercial.
Capabilities
The joint release describes the M1 as a wheeled semi-humanoid industrial robot with 31 degrees of freedom in total. [2]
Two 7-DoF arms, two 6-DoF hands and a waist that moves vertically and horizontally let the robot work across its stated 1.3 to 1.8 m height range. [2][3]
The robot uses Advantech's AFE-R360 control board, built on Intel Core Ultra processors, for real-time sensor processing and precise motion control. [2]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Yes. AeiROBOT Alice M1 has a verified official order or preorder page. [4][5]
AeiROBOT Alice M1 is 180 cm tall and weighs 97 kg. [2]
AeiROBOT Alice M1 has 31 listed degrees of freedom; Official breakdown: two 7-DoF arms, two 6-DoF hands, three-DoF waist and two-DoF head. [2]
AeiROBOT Alice M1 is made by AeiROBOT, based in South Korea. [2]
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