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Overview

Welcome to BonicBot

Professional Humanoid Robots — AI-powered conversational agents, autonomous navigation, motion sequences, and comprehensive programming support across the full BonicBot robot family.

BonicBot is a family of advanced humanoid robots designed for education, research, hospitality, and professional applications. From compact desktop models to full-height autonomous mobile platforms, BonicBot makes cutting-edge robotics accessible to institutions, businesses, makers, and researchers worldwide.


Get started

New to BonicBot? Follow the getting started guide to set up your account, connect to your robot, and begin operating it:

The guide covers account setup, connection modes, driving, AI agent conversations, motion sequences, mapping, navigation and troubleshooting — for all robot models.


The robot family

BonicBot ships in three series. Each is available in a Lite variant (standard operation) and a Pro variant (adds autonomous navigation with LiDAR and an onboard processor):

SeriesDescriptionChest DisplayNavigation
BonicBot A2Compact educational humanoid on a mobile baseOptional add-onPro variant
BonicBot S1Mid-size humanoid for education and reception12.1” touchscreenPro variant
BonicBot M1Full-height humanoid for enterprise and hospitality12.1” touchscreenPro variant

BonicBot A2

BonicBot A2 front view

The compact educational mobile humanoid built on a full ROS 2 stack. Features professional-grade SLAM and Nav2 navigation (Pro), a rich Python SDK, modular 3D-printed body, LED matrix face display, and smartphone-powered innovation.

Variants: A2 Lite · A2 Pro

Primary interface: BonicBot Controller App (Android) or BonicOS with add-on

Development: Python SDK · ROS 2 · Blockly · Jupyter Notebooks

BonicBot S1

BonicBot S1 front view

Mid-size humanoid with a built-in 12.1” chest touchscreen running BonicOS. Designed for educational labs, receptions, and interactive kiosks. Supports head animation expressions, motorised wheel locks, and onboard agent conversations.

Variants: S1 Lite · S1 Pro

Primary interface: BonicOS (chest touchscreen) + Controller App for remote control

BonicBot M1

BonicBot M1 front view

Full-height enterprise humanoid with a 12.1” chest touchscreen running BonicOS. Built for hospitality, corporate lobbies, trade shows, and marketing activations. Supports face-verified agent conversations, marketing showreels, motorised wheel locks, and autonomous wayfinding.

Variants: M1 Lite · M1 Pro

Primary interface: BonicOS (chest touchscreen) + Controller App for remote control


Three interfaces, one platform

BonicBot’s three interfaces work together. Use BonicAI to create and manage robot experiences, BonicOS for on-robot interaction, and the Controller App for handheld control.

InterfaceWhat it isBest for
BonicAI Dashboard Web app at bonic.aiStudios, AI agent creation and knowledge bases, motion sequence authoring, navigation maps and waypoints, organisation and robot access management
BonicOSOn-robot chest touchscreen (S1, M1, A2 add-on)In-person AI conversations, authenticated agent access, motion sequence playback, and on-robot control
BonicBot Controller App Android app from Google PlayRemote driving, Bluetooth control, Pro navigation, agent conversations, and A2 STEM tools

Learn more in the Interface and robot compatibility guide.


Key capabilities

AI agent conversations

Create custom conversational agents on BonicAI, assign them to your robot, and talk through BonicOS or the Controller App. Agents support Standard, Premium, and Edge (offline) tiers with configurable system instructions, knowledge bases, and navigation-enabled commands.

Autonomous navigation (Pro)

Scan a 2D floor plan with LiDAR, save destination spots, and send the robot to named locations by voice or tap. The robot plans a path, avoids obstacles, and reports arrival.

Motion sequences

Record joint poses in the BonicAI sequence editor, assign sequences to actions like Talk and Greet, and play them back over Direct Bluetooth at adjustable speed.

Python SDK

Control any BonicBot model programmatically over WebSocket — drive the base, move joints, read sensors, and integrate with your own applications.

ROS 2 development (A2)

Full ROS 2 Humble stack with Nav2, SLAM Toolbox, Gazebo simulation, and custom world support for advanced robotics development.


Documentation overview

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