Ai-Da by Aidan Meller Gallery / Engineered Arts Ai-Da Robot (ai-darobot.com)
Enterprise Upper-Body Humanoid

Ai-Da

by Aidan Meller Gallery / Engineered Arts · June 2019

Ai-Da is the world's first ultra-realistic humanoid robot artist. She draws, paints, and sculpts using cameras in her eyes, AI algorithms, and a robotic arm. Created by Aidan Meller with engineering by Engineered Arts, Ai-Da has exhibited at the Tate Modern, V&A, Barbican, the Giza Pyramids, and the United Nations. Her portrait of Alan Turing sold at Sotheby's for over $1 million in 2024.

SL 6: Interactive Recognizes faces, understands speech, and holds basic conversations. Socially aware
Use cases: Companionship
Price not publicly available

Capabilities

Speech Conversation Facial Expressions Face Recognition Built-in AI

Specifications

Physical

Height 170 cm (approx)
Weight Not disclosed
Skin Material Silicone (ultra-realistic)

Computing & AI

Ai Neural network for art generation, NLP for conversation

Connectivity

Connectivity Wi-Fi

Safety & Environment

Operating Environment Galleries, museums, events, exhibitions

Other

Arms Robotic drawing/painting arm
Eyes Cameras with AI visual processing

Pricing and Availability

Enterprise

This robot is only available to enterprise customers and commercial partners. Contact the manufacturer directly for pricing, availability, and licensing terms.

Pricing has not been publicly disclosed by Aidan Meller Gallery / Engineered Arts. Check the manufacturer's website for the latest information.

Known Personas

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Ai-Da Source: Ai-Da Robot / Aidan Meller

Ai-Da

The world's first ultra-realistic robot artist

SL 6: Interactive Upper-Body Active

Sources

All information on this page is based on the following sources. Links open in a new tab.

  1. Ai-Da Robot Official Website - accessed 2026-03-30
  2. Ai-Da Sotheby's Auction (Art Newspaper) - accessed 2026-03-30
  3. Ai-Da Robot (Wikipedia) - accessed 2026-03-30