Non-mobile biped
The current official archive lists no mobile locomotion, although older launch copy said the robot could walk. [1][5]
Price & availability
AKINROBOTICS has not published a price
Discontinued
Current dataset status: Discontinued.
Product overview
About AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1
AKINCI-1 is an early two-legged humanoid prototype from AKINSOFT, the software company whose robotics work became AKINROBOTICS. The official media archive dates its public presentation to 18 July 2011, after the prototype project ended on 14 July.
AKINROBOTICS's current historical archive gives a height of 145 cm, a weight of 45 kg and adapter power, and explicitly labels its walking speed as 'No Mobility.' That conflicts with AKINSOFT's 2012 retrospective, which said the robot could walk. The safer interpretation is that it could imitate commanded human movements but did not have mobile locomotion. The company also described speech, question answering, arithmetic and image tracking.
Robotic Magazine reported 23 degrees of freedom with a detailed joint breakdown and DC-motor actuation, but its listed weight and battery conflict with later official records, so those details are marked as reported. Only one unit was produced. AKINCI-2 followed in 2013, and AKINCI-1 is discontinued.
Capabilities
Key features
Hardware profile
Specifications
Official — stated by the manufacturer or organizerReported — stated by a credible third partyEstimated — derived or approximate
Body
Mobility
Power
- Swappable battery
- NoOfficial — stated by the manufacturer or organizer[5]Adapter-powered; no onboard battery listed
Compute & Sensing
- Sensors
- 2D vision cameraOfficial — stated by the manufacturer or organizer[7]Official catalog lists 2D vision, object recognition and tracking
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Mobility
- Maximum speed
- Not published
- Peak joint torque
- Not published
Power
- Battery
- Not published
- Runtime
- Not published
- Charge time
- Not published
Hands & Manipulation
- DoF per hand
- Not published
- Payload
- Not published
- Hand / end effector
- Not published
Compute & Sensing
- Onboard compute
- Not published
- AI stack
- Not published
Quick answers
AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 FAQ
Can you buy AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1?
No general order page is verified. AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 is currently classified as discontinued. [1]
How tall is AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 and how much does it weigh?
AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 is 145 cm tall and weighs 45 kg (Current archive figure; an older official catalog states 42 kg and Robotic Magazine states 32 kg). [5]
How many degrees of freedom does AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 have?
AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 has 23 listed degrees of freedom; Robotic Magazine breakdown: 2 head, 4 per arm, 6 per leg and 1 torso. [6]
Who makes AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1?
AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1 is made by AKINROBOTICS, based in Türkiye. [1]
What is the predecessor or successor of AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-1?
AKINROBOTICS AKINCI-2 is its successor. [1]
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Evidence
Sources
- [1]Hello 2012 (AKINSOFT retrospective) ↗AKINROBOTICS · official · accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [2]AKINROBOTICS: Turkey's and the world's first humanoid robot factory (AKINSOFT news) ↗AKINSOFT · official · accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [3]About us (AKINSOFT) ↗AKINSOFT · official · accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [4]AKINROBOTICS home page (current robot list) ↗AKINROBOTICS · official · accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [5]A Journey to the Past: AKINCI-1 historical specifications ↗AKINROBOTICS · official · accessed Oct 10, 2026
- [6]AKINCI-1 robot profile ↗Robotic Magazine · database · accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [7]AKINSOFT summary catalog: AKINCI series specifications ↗AKINSOFT · official · accessed Oct 8, 2026
- [8]AKINCI series media archive ↗AKINSOFT · official · accessed Oct 8, 2026