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ARTEMIS

Built by UCLA Samueli School of Engineering · United States· Launched 2023

Updated Oct 2026·methodology

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Overview

ARTEMIS is a full-sized humanoid robot developed at UCLA, designed for bipedal locomotion over uneven terrain. Standing at 4 feet 8 inches and weighing 85 pounds, it can walk, run, and jump, with a maximum walking speed of 2.1 meters per second, making it potentially the fastest walking humanoid robot. Its unique actuators mimic biological muscles, providing excellent balance and the ability to adapt to various surfaces.

Flagship features

  • Designed for dynamic locomotion
  • Capable of walking and running transitions
  • Open-source platform for the robotics community
  • Developed entirely in academia
  • Recognized in international robotics competitions

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Specifications

From the makerCheckedEstimated
Full bipedal
Bipedal
Particle Accelerometer, Magnetometer, Electric Field Instrument
No

41% of humanoid robots have it

Yes

26% of humanoid robots have it

Yes

22% of humanoid robots have it

Uneven terrain, rough surfaces
Commercial
Lunar orbit
Space exploration, planetary science
142.24 cm

Taller than 37% of 205 Humanoid robots with this spec

38.56 kg

Heavier than 35% of 218 Humanoid robots with this spec

2.1 m/s

Faster than 82% of 178 Humanoid robots with this spec

20

More joints than 25% of 238 Humanoid robots with this spec

Detailed specifications

What it is built for2
Applications
research,teleoperation
bipedal
Size & capacity1
Height Mm
1422
Movement & precision1
lidar slam
Sensing & perception5
Yes
Camera Count
1
rgb
Yes
Yes
Buying & support2
Datasheet Url
Preview PDF online
Availability Status
research-only
Other details3
Robot Weight Lbs
85
Robot Height Inches
58
Max Walking Speed Mps
2.1

Who uses it

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Company milestones(estimated)

  • 2025Partnership$125M Semiconductor Hub launched
  • Dec 2023AwardRoMeLa wins humanoid locomotion competition
  • 2023LaunchARTEMIS unveiled by UCLA RoMeLa
  • 2023DeploymentARTEMIS scheduled to travel to RoboCup in Bordeaux
  • 1969MilestoneRenamed School of Engineering
  • Not yet on fileMilestoneFounded as College of Engineering

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the ARTEMIS?
The ARTEMIS is developed by UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, based in United States.
What type of robot is the ARTEMIS?
The ARTEMIS is a Humanoid robot made by UCLA Samueli School of Engineering.
How much does the ARTEMIS cost?
Pricing for the ARTEMIS is not publicly listed. Contact UCLA Samueli School of Engineering for a quote.
When was the ARTEMIS launched?
The ARTEMIS was launched in 2023.
What are the key specifications of the ARTEMIS?
Key specifications of the ARTEMIS: form factor full bipedal, height 142.24 cm, weight 38.56 kg, mobility bipedal, walking speed 2.1 m/s.

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