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About Engineered Arts

Engineered Arts is a British designer and manufacturer of social humanoid robots, based in Falmouth, Cornwall, and working in the field since 2004. The company is best known for Ameca, a full-size humanoid platform with a highly expressive, animated face, and for the Mesmer series of lifelike humanoid heads and figures; its earlier RoboThespian platform was among the first commercially sold interactive humanoids. Its current range extends the same technology into desktop formats — Ameca Desktop, Ami Desktop and Azi Desktop — aimed at workplaces, research labs and smaller venues. All of its robots run on the company’s own Tritium software suite, which combines a robot operating system, an AI interaction layer for listening, understanding and responding, and a cloud-based management interface for operating fleets across sites.

The company states that its robots have been deployed in more than 30 countries, with over 250 robots and 200 unique installations at museums, science centres, universities, events and corporate venues (company-stated figures). In December 2024 it raised a US$10M Series A to support expansion, including a US presence. For partners, Engineered Arts is one of the longest-established suppliers of presentation- and interaction-focused humanoids, selling complete robots plus the software stack rather than research kits.

Products & services

• Ameca — full-size social humanoid robot platform for interaction, presentation and research
• Mesmer series — lifelike humanoid figures and heads built to order
• Mesmer Desktop series — Ameca Desktop, Ami Desktop and Azi Desktop compact humanoids
• RoboThespian — earlier interactive humanoid platform
• Tritium software suite — Tritium OS robot operating system, Tritium AI interaction stack and Tritium UI cloud fleet management

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