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Annie (Anywits)

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Description

SUMMARY:

 

Annie is a humanoid robot performer created by Anywits, using the Unitree G1 humanoid platform as its hardware base.It is designed for singing, dancing, and stage performance, blending humanoid robotics with AI‑driven voice synthesis and choreography.

 

EDITORIAL:

 

Annie represents a creative application of humanoid robotics in entertainment, similar to Alter 3 in Japan.By leveraging the Unitree G1’s dexterous arms and expressive motion, Anywits transforms a research‑class humanoid into a robot singer.This shows how humanoids can move beyond labs and factories into artistic and cultural spaces.

 

CLASSIFICATION:

 

Type: Humanoid robot (entertainment variant)

 

Morphology: Unitree G1 body with expressive modifications

 

Category: Humanoid (entertainment/performance class)

 

Conclusion: Annie is a humanoid robot adaptation, optimized for performance and artistic expression.

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

 

Dimensions & Build

 

Height: ~127 cm (Unitree G1 base)

 

Weight: ~35 kg

 

Materials: Composite shell, humanoid frame

 

Degrees of Freedom

 

Total DoF: 23 (Unitree G1 spec)

 

Hands: 5‑finger dexterous hands for expressive gestures

 

Performance Features

 

Voice: AI‑driven singing synthesis

 

Movement: Choreographed dance routines, expressive gestures

 

Integration: Combines humanoid locomotion with vocal performance

 

APPLICATIONS:

 

Entertainment (concerts, stage shows)

 

Marketing (robot mascots, brand events)

 

Research (human‑robot interaction in creative arts)

 

WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED:

 

Torque per joint (inherited from G1 but not disclosed for Annie)

 

Runtime and battery capacity (not specified for entertainment adaptation)

 

Pricing and availability (no commercial release announced)

 

Image: @RoboFrontier

 

COMPANY SOURCE:

 

https://youtu.be/-ONqfEzS5-I?si=wh6sBl_ulr9kszdO

 

Anywits (China) — A creative robotics studio focused on entertainment and performance applications of humanoid robots, adapting platforms like Unitree G1 for artistic showcases.

 

NEWS & COVERAGE:

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/SgkDgCXMh_c?si=sOqsY7SUUJikQoXX