SUMMARY:

 

Sally is a humanoid robot teacher deployed in 2026 at Salamanca High School in western New York.She has a lifelike appearance with silicone skin, long brown hair, movable arms, and expressive facial features, but stationary legs.Sally costs about USD 57,000 and is used to teach coding, robotics, and AI to 11th and 12th graders.

 

EDITORIAL:

 

Unlike service robots such as MEMO or Unitree G1, Sally is not designed for household or industrial tasks.Her role is educational, serving as a teaching assistant and STEM exposure tool in classrooms.

 

CLASSIFICATION:

 

Type: Stationary humanoid robot

 

Morphology: Humanlike torso, arms, head, silicone skin, realistic facial features

 

Category: Humanoid (education class)

 

Conclusion: Sally is a humanoid robot optimized for classroom teaching assistance.

 

SPECIFICATIONS:

 

Dimensions & Build

 

Height/Weight: Humanlike proportions (exact not published)

 

Appearance: Silicone skin, long brown hair, Western New York accent

 

Mobility: Stationary legs — cannot walk, but can gesture with arms and hands

 

Facial expressions: Wide range for natural interaction

 

Price: ~USD 57,000

 

Performance

 

Teaching subjects: Coding, robotics, AI

 

Interaction: Personalized learning via student ID login

 

Safety: Offline AI system, trained on district curriculum, guardrails redirect flagged conversations

 

APPLICATIONS:

 

AI & robotics education — teaching coding, robotics, and AI courses

 

Classroom engagement — personalized learning support

 

STEM exposure — preparing students for careers in emerging technology

 

WHAT IS NOT PUBLISHED:

 

Commercial rollout timeline

 

Broader adoption outside pilot program

 

Long‑term durability data

 

Image: @ThisWorldIsRandom

 

COMPANY SOURCE:

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/1OlwARuont4?si=KW0618yzFW06LYY9

 

NEWS & COVERAGE:

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/1OlwARuont4?si=KW0618yzFW06LYY9