This blond, "female" robot named Aria is powered by AI for her conversation skills, with 17 motors driving her facial expressions so she appears as human as possible.

While there were many technological advancements at CES 2025, one robot caught people's attention for its ambition and controversy. The American robotics startup Realbotix unveiled Aria, a humanoid ...

Taking inspiration from the movie "Her," an American firm at CES 2025 wants to sell you a "romantic companion" — if you've got $175,000 to spare.

“Realbotix, including me, focus on social intelligence, customizability and realistic human features designed specifically for companionship and intimacy,” Aria told the publication. The AI ...

Aria explained that Realbotix robots are designed specifically for companionship. CNET described her as having “social intelligence, customizability, and realistic human features,” a ...

The robot, named 'Aria', developed by Realbotix, was unveiled at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this week and can be bought for a measly sum of Rs 1.5 crore ($175,000).

I’m talking about Aria, a highly life-like humanoid robot that transcends, its maker Realbotix says, the barrier between man and machine, and is available on order to be delivered within 12 weeks.

Transcending the barrier between man and machine, Realbotix creates customizable, full-bodied, humanoids with AI integration that improve the human experience through connection, learning and play.

A FUTURISTIC robot friend that you can fold up and pop in a suitcase has been revealed. Tech firm Realbotix unveiled Melody, a life-sized AI robot designed to be your “romantic partner,” personal ...

On December 16, 2024, Realbotix announced partnership with Compass UOL, a global leader in digital transformation services, and secured a $100,000 subsidy from Amazon Web Services (AWS), anticipated ...

CNET's Jesse Orrall interviewed Realbotix's Aria, a blond, "female" robot who answered questions with just a touch of robotic awkwardness. (See which robot made our best of CES awards.) ...

With 100+ historic trademark victories, this company holds IP for some of the highest-grossing characters in history. Now, they've propelled these icons into the future using next-gen patented AR ...