Walking model for industrial and service use
The walking model is intended for industrial and service use, including movement, object manipulation and communication. [6][7]
Price & availability
Preorder open
Current dataset status: Preorder.
The official site offers a request form but no price or direct online checkout. [1]
Product overview
AIdol is a walking humanoid from AIDOL, a robotics company based in Moscow. It was presented publicly on 11 November 2025, when the demonstration unit fell and was helped upright. The company later attributed the fall to the sensitivity of its stereo cameras to the venue lighting.
AIDOL's walking-model page specifies a height of 186 cm, a weight of 95 kg and 67 degrees of freedom, including 14 in each hand. The robot is rated for a 10 kg load with the arm bent, a top speed of 6 km/h and up to six hours of operation. An official company article gives a 2.1 kWh battery. Perception hardware includes two stereo cameras, an inertial module and seven microphones, with onboard GPU-based computing and the company's AIDOL AI software.
The company says production has started and that the first batch is fully ordered. Its website lists a desktop version alongside the walking model and accepts requests, but it publishes no price or general shipping schedule. The robot is therefore listed as preorder rather than commercial. AIDOL also says 77% of its components are Russian-made, with a target of 93% for mass production.
Capabilities
The walking model is intended for industrial and service use, including movement, object manipulation and communication. [6][7]
The flexible silicone face can display more than 12 emotions, according to the company's specification page. [6]
The robot fell during its November 2025 debut and was returned to the stage. The CEO blamed the sensitivity of its stereo cameras to hall lighting. [2][4][7]
The company reports 77% of components are Russian-made, with a target of 93% at mass production. [7]
Hardware profile
Quick answers
Idol AIdol is available through an official sales inquiry rather than a public checkout page. [1]
The stated runtime is 6 hours per charge; Up to six hours. [6][7][8]
Idol AIdol is made by AIDOL (Artificial Intelligence Dynamic Organism Lab), based in Russia. [1]
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