Jizai’s Mi-Mo walked into CES 2025, literally, and it’s the first table-like AI robot that we’ve seen at the show. This installation is being called a ‘General-Purpose AI robot’, with what appears to be a human controlling it via a remote.
Mi-Mo consist of six wooden / metal legs and runs multiple AI models to enable it to think, act, as well as adapt. In the future, engineers will be able to modify these models and develop apps to expand its use cases. Jizai also plans to offer hardware add-ons and attachments including various sensors. There’s no word yet on availability, but a tabletop version should be priced from around $3,000 USD, while the larger version that you see in this video could start at $30,000.
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[CES 2025] visitors can view and experience the first model of Jizai’s in-development ‘Mi-Mo’ customizable General -Purpose AI robot at the Jizai booth within the Japan Pavilion located in the exclusive Eureka Park area,” said the company.
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