ALICE 3

AeiROBOT

South Korea

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ALICE 3 is the smaller bipedal humanoid in AeiROBOT's ALICE family: 144 cm tall, 27.5 kg, and 27 degrees of freedom spread across two 6-DoF legs, a 1-DoF waist, two 7-DoF arms and a 2-DoF head. Control runs on an Intel NUC11TNKi7 with an NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier handling perception, and it senses the world through a 3DM-GX4-25 inertial measurement unit, a ZED2i stereo camera and an RFT82-HA02-E force/torque sensor, so it can both see in depth and feel the forces acting on it. AeiROBOT's pitch for the platform is proportion rather than power: because ALICE is built to human scale, the company argues it can do whatever a human can do, which makes its range of uses as broad as the user's imagination. It walks on two legs rather than wheels. ALICE 3's best-documented public role is as a permanent exhibit at the Seoul Robot and AI Science Museum, installed in August 2024, which places it in the education and exhibition side of the company's work alongside the research and industrial roles of the larger models.