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Honda ASIMO

The Honda ASIMO is a humanoid research robot developed by Honda in Tokyo, Japan. It was never sold commercially and was retired in 2022. ASIMO stands 1.30 m tall, weighs 48 kg, and boasts 57 degrees of freedom, enabling running at 9 km/h and climbing stairs. Battery life is about 1 hour. ASIMO remains an iconic benchmark in humanoid robotics history.

Honda E2-DRT

The Honda E2-DR is a disaster-response humanoid robot made by Honda in Tokyo, Japan. It is a research prototype, not for sale. Price: undisclosed. Key specs: 33 degrees of freedom, ~1.68 m height, ~85 kg weight, 2-hour battery life, IP67 waterproof/dustproof, and max speed 2.7 km/h. Designed for hazardous inspections and rescue, it remains unavailable for purchase.

Honda P1

The Honda P1 is a pioneering bipedal humanoid research robot by Honda, Tokyo, built 1993. 1.92 m, 175 kg, 30 DOF. Tethered prototype, no battery or payload. It advanced dynamic walking algorithms, leading directly to P2 and ASIMO. Not for sale — a historical project.

Honda P2

Honda P2 is a humanoid robot research prototype developed by Honda in Tokyo, Japan. Price: not sold commercially. Key specs: height 1.82 m, weight 210 kg, 30 degrees of freedom, battery life 15 minutes, walking speed 2 km/h. This landmark 1996 prototype demonstrated the world's first autonomous bipedal walking with onboard power and computers, and is now discontinued.

Honda P3

Honda P3 is a research humanoid robot by Honda, developed in Japan. Price: not for sale (prototype). Key specs: 1.60 m tall, 130 kg, 28 degrees of freedom, 0.42-hour battery life, 2 km/h max speed. It was the third and final prototype in the P-series for bipedal locomotion research, discontinued after serving as a foundational platform.