Engineered Arts is a UK robotics company headquartered in Falmouth, Cornwall, focused on social humanoid robots built for public engagement - museums, brand activations, education, and research - where expressive communication matters as much as mobility. A key differentiator is its in-house software platform Tritium, a secure, cloud-based suite used to create, customize, operate, and manage its humanoids, including tools for fleet oversight and content/behavior workflows.

Its best-known robot is Ameca, a full-size, fully programmable humanoid designed for entertainment, education, and engagement, with 61 degrees of freedom - including a highly expressive face and articulated arms, hands, neck, and torso for natural interaction.

For smaller installations, Ameca Desktop brings the same design language and expressive performance to a compact format.

The company also offers Mesmer, a social humanoid optimised for exceptionally lifelike face-to-face interaction, and RoboThespian, a long-running “performer” platform used for scripted shows and interactive exhibits.

Ami Desktop adds a head-and-shoulders tabletop robot aimed at entertainment, education, and research scenarios that benefit from expressive dialogue at close range.

In terms of “currently available,” Engineered Arts the current line-up available inlcudes Ameca, Ameca Desktop, Ami Desktop, and select Mesmer models.

Looking ahead, its “future robots” are tightly tied to Tritium’s roadmap, especially Tritium AI, a cloud service intended to give these humanoids richer, more natural conversational abilities and faster content iteration across fleets.

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