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Flame

Built by Delft University of Technology · Netherlands

Updated Jul 2026·methodology
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The Flame is a Humanoid robot developed by Delft University of Technology (Netherlands), launched 2008. Key specifications: weight 15 kg, sensors UV-Cell, Photodiode, programming Flame Companion app, environments indoor.

RoboScore

28.1/ 100

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Commercial maturity15%25/100
Deployment footprint23%unknown
Proven track record9%unknown
Spec completeness11%73/100
Company financial health15%unknown
Company maturity4%unknown
Manufacturer portfolio5%26/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)15%unknown
Independent recognition3%unknown

Not in the Humanoid standing. The standings cover robots first sold from 2020 onward, and this one launched in 2008. Its Robo Score above is unaffected — the score is the evidence, the standing is only who it is listed against.

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Overview

Flame is a humanoid robot manufactured by Delft University of Technology, first introduced in 2008. humanoid robot

Flagship features

  • Auto Learn functionality for effortless operation
  • Dual-channel architecture for reliable performance
  • Flame Companion app for intuitive control
  • Certified for SIL-3 and cybersecurity (IEC 62443-4-2)
  • Suitable for a wide range of industries and fuel types
  • Continuous flame monitoring without blind periods

Buyer decision signals

Viability

Founded as Royal Academy

Price

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Published figures are build cost or program budget, not a purchase price

Availability

available

Specifications

Category: Humanoid
Weight
15 kg
Sensors
UV-Cell, Photodiode
Programming
Flame Companion app
Environments
indoor
Industries
cement, power_generation, metal_production
Price tier
<10K
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Detailed specifications

What it is built for1
Applications
burner management,flame monitoring
Size & capacity1
Height Mm
1300
Safety & certification2
Operating Temp
-40°C to +85°C
Safety Certification
SIL 3,IEC 62443-4-2
Buying & support3
Datasheet Url
Preview PDF online
Model Variants
D-LX 1100,D-LX 2xxx
Availability Status
available
Other details2
Operating Temp Max C
90
Operating Temp Min C
-40

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Company milestones

  • Jan 1842MilestoneFounded as Royal Academy
  • 2010MilestoneTUlip described in Dutch Robotics RoboCup materials
  • 2008MilestoneFlame described as advanced human-walking robot
  • 1986MilestoneRenamed TU Delft
  • MilestoneTUlip used as a humanoid robotics test bed

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Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Flame?
The Flame is developed by Delft University of Technology, based in Netherlands.
What type of robot is the Flame?
The Flame is a Humanoid robot made by Delft University of Technology.
How much does the Flame cost?
Pricing for the Flame is not publicly listed — contact Delft University of Technology for a quote.
When was the Flame launched?
The Flame was launched in 2008.
What are the key specifications of the Flame?
Key specifications of the Flame: weight 15 kg, sensors UV-Cell, Photodiode, programming Flame Companion app, environments indoor, industries cement, power_generation, metal_production.

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