Quick Answer
Mirokaï is Enchanted Tools’ social humanoid — a character torso on a patented rolling globe, not a biped. Public figures cluster around 123 cm (some Enchanted Tools material says about 1.30 m) and roughly 26–30 kg, with about 4 hours and a 28 DOF row on our card. We wrote the height as 130 mm. Scoring it like Atlas was stencil.
Our Verdict
| Field | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Review Score | 6.5 / 10 | Real product with a named French company. Social, not industrial. |
| Commercial readiness | 5.0 / 10 | Units have been delivered to labs and healthcare pilots. No MSRP here. |
| Consumer readiness | 2.0 / 10 | Designed to be approachable. Still not a home appliance you can click-buy. |
| Autonomy confidence | Supervised indoor social / nav | Globe + VSLAM talk, not a factory job. |
| Best for | Healthcare and hospitality interaction trials | |
| Biggest concern | Calling a rolling social robot a walking humanoid |
What it is
Enchanted Tools (Paris), founded by people from the NAO/Pepper era. Mirokaï uses a projected face and an omnidirectional ball base. It is closer to Pepper’s job than to Unitree G1’s.
What is published
Company and press figures for height, mass and the globe. Our 0.8 m/s-class speed cell is catalog. Price not listed.
Flaws
Millimetre height. Old page implied legs. Do not file Mirokaï next to Optimus.
Real-world usefulness
Honest as an expressive indoor social robot. Useless as a tote mover.
Full specs and images
Mirokaï profile · Pepper review · All humanoid reviews.
FAQ
Does Mirokaï walk?
No. It rolls on a globe.
Who makes it?
Enchanted Tools.
Is it the same as Pepper?
No. SoftBank/Aldebaran Pepper is a different wheeled social robot.
Sources
Enchanted Tools / public Mirokaï size notes (about 123–130 cm, ~26–30 kg, globe base).