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AILA

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Updated Jul 2026·methodology
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The AILA is a Research robot developed by DFKI Robotics Innovation Center, launched 2010.

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Commercial maturity20%25/100
Deployment footprint18%unknown
Proven track record12%unknown
Spec completeness12%100/100
Company financial health12%unknown
Company maturity8%100/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%26/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%37/100
Independent recognition4%unknown
Market momentum2%52/100

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Overview

AILA (Artificial Intelligence Lightweight Android) is a humanoid robot used by researchers to study mobile manipulation, robot perception, and artificial intelligence. Equipped with a six-wheel mobile base, autonomous navigation capabilities, and lightweight arms capable of lifting up to 8 kg, AILA is designed to perform tasks in human environments and has been trained as a prototype astronaut.

Flagship features

  • Developed as a research platform for mobile manipulation
  • Notable projects include Robofoot and SpaceBot
  • Designed for high payload-to-weight efficiency
  • Incorporates advanced sensor suite for navigation and interaction
  • Collaborates with Uni Bremen on research and deployment

Buyer decision signals

Viability

est. 2006

Founded as DFKI laboratory in Bremen

Specifications

Category: Research
Payload
8 kg
Speed
2.22 m/s
Weight
5.5 kg
Battery
0.5 h
Autonomy
fully autonomous
Launch year
2010
Price
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Status
active
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Founded
2006

Detailed specifications

Motion & kinematics1
Dof
32
Other6
Sub Category
bipedal
Max Speed M S
2.22
Company Country
DE
Compatible Vision
Prosilica GC780C,Hokuyo URG,Mesa SR-4000,Hokuyo UTM
Fieldbus Protocols
CAN
Additional Information
- Developed as a research platform for mobile manipulation. - Notable projects include Robofoot and SpaceBot. - Designed for high payload-to-weight efficiency. - Incorporates advanced sensor suite for navigation and interaction. - Collaborates with Uni Bremen on research and deployment.

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Company milestones

  • 2006MilestoneFounded as DFKI laboratory in Bremen
  • 1988MilestoneDFKI founded
  • MilestoneCharlie iStruct Demonstrator project page

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Frequently asked questions

Who makes the AILA?
The AILA is developed by DFKI Robotics Innovation Center.
What type of robot is the AILA?
The AILA is a Research robot made by DFKI Robotics Innovation Center.
How much does the AILA cost?
Pricing for the AILA is not publicly listed — contact DFKI Robotics Innovation Center for a quote.
When was the AILA launched?
The AILA was launched in 2010.

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