Phase 0 Public lower-body validation. Follow progress, review evidence, report findings. Validation in public. Evidence first.
Alia humanoid robot wireframe design

Latest: Joint Design Log #002 (Knee) is live.

Humanoid Mechanics
Inside Human Proportions

Tendon-driven actuation inside real human dimensions. Phase 0 public evidence now covers ankle and knee mechanics; the hip hybrid firmware path is implemented, with bench bring-up still in progress.

Ankle + knee design logs live Phase 0 lower-body validation Repository and evidence public
Lower leg assembly - human scale comparison
Ankle assembly - isometric view
Human scale overlay - lateral view
Ankle cutaway - internal mechanisms
Knee design overlay - human scale comparison
Knee assembly - annotated internal layout
Lower leg assembly - human scale comparison
Ankle assembly - isometric view
Human scale overlay - lateral view
Ankle cutaway - internal mechanisms
Knee design overlay - human scale comparison
Knee assembly - annotated internal layout

About Alia

Phase 0 – Public Release (Oct 31, 2025). Lower-body documentation is public: STL files, electronics board files, joint-controller firmware, host software, and technical specs. The current surface is for reviewing evidence and following validation, not for broad hardware collaboration yet.

Joint Design Logs: #001 (Ankle) and #002 (Knee) are live with technical breakdowns and validation notes.

Building humanoid mechanics inside real human proportions is hard. Accurate dimensions. Mechanics hidden inside. No compromises on form. This is not a commercial product; it is iterative engineering work documented in public as the lower body is validated step by step.

Review the repository on GitHub, read the public milestones, or open an issue if you have a precise question or finding.

Technical Focus

Real Human Proportions

Accurate anatomical dimensions as the primary constraint. Mechanics must fit inside, not the other way around.

Tendon-Driven Actuation

Cables routing torque through the structure, inspired by biological systems. Motors placed strategically, force transmitted via tendons.

Transparent Documentation

What works and what doesn't, all out in the open as we learn. No shortcuts. Just iterative work.

Current Release Path

Phase 0 is about making the lower body technically credible in public: validate joints individually, document limits honestly, and move toward stronger integrated lower-body evidence before widening the collaboration surface.

Phase 0

Public Validation

Status: Active

STL files, electronics, firmware, host software, and design logs are public. Current focus: ankle and knee evidence, then integrated lower-body motion under repeatable test conditions.

Next

STEP Release

Status: Validation-gated

STEP files and broader manufacturing documentation are the next release step, planned only once lower-body validation is stronger. Hardware roadmap details live in the repository.

Later

Full CAD + Broader Collaboration

Status: Future

Full CAD source release and a wider contribution surface come later, after the design is more mature and the public evidence base is stronger.

Documentation & Updates

Phase 0 lower-body material was released on Oct 31, 2025. Joint Design Logs #001 (ankle) and #002 (knee) are live. Current public evidence covers individual ankle and knee validation; the hip firmware path is implemented, but hip bench validation is still pending.

Latest: Joint Design Log #002 (Knee) published on YouTube. Watch video · Announcement thread.

Joint Design Log #002 — Knee joint (published Jan 26, 2026)