Top Fire ROS & IJOY
Top Fire offers motorised hips, automatic oral action and separate electronic heads. The IJOY manual describes network-connected conversation. ROS refers to the mouth's construction; the head, body and motors must be selected and confirmed separately.
Optional feature · configuration needs confirmationOur assessment
A relevant platform for anyone seeking documented motor functions. The manufacturer manuals are more specific than broad AI labels. The key limitation is that the functions are options rather than a confirmed complete standard configuration. We have not tested the systems.
What makes it interesting
- The manufacturer shows specific motors and controls in its manuals.
- The 2-in-1 system has separate start and stop controls for each function.
- Electronic conversation and mechanical functions can be assessed separately.
Important caveats
- No verified standard package with all the described features.
- The motors in the manuals used require external power.
- Conversation requires internet; practical quality, data handling and ongoing cost have not been tested.
Functions and specifications
- Product type
- Modular motor and head options for silicone dolls
- Hip movement
- Motorised rotation in the waist and hips
- Automatic oral motion
- Separate Auto-BJ motor function
- 2-in-1 package
- Hip and oral automation can be started separately or simultaneously
- ROS head
- Manual mouth construction; heat, suction and a motorised tongue are separate functions
- IJOY conversation
- App and internet via Wi-Fi or your phone's hotspot
- Setup
- Account, Bluetooth pairing and network setup
- Power
- The body motors described are wired and have no built-in battery
- Total price
- Depends on the chosen head, body and features; unverified
Manufacturer manuals checked on 7 October 2026. Compatibility, chosen model, motor weight, subscription price and delivery to Denmark must be confirmed. The Eleanor images show a base model rather than the documented motor installation.
Product images 4 images
Two manufacturer photos of the Eleanor base model and one generic technical head diagram. No physical test or verified combined motor and AI configuration.
What moves?
The manufacturer's manual distinguishes Auto-BJ from waist and hip rotation. The combined 2-in-1 package has buttons for each function and a speed control. This describes motors and operation, but not walking, autonomous posing or a freely moving full-body robot.
ROS and IJOY are different systems
ROS refers to the mouth's construction. The electronic head may have heating, suction or a motorised tongue; the manual shows separate control buttons. The IJOY head's own manual describes a microphone, speaker, internet and conversation mode. The IJOY guide used here does not document a facial motor or independent neck movement.
Conversation uses an app and network
The IJOY manual requires a companion app and internet access via Wi-Fi or a hotspot. Setup includes Bluetooth pairing, while the app offers character creation and voice selection. The manual mentions energy credits and JOY coins. The specific ongoing price, Danish language support and control of conversation data remain unclear.
Images and ordering
The two model photos show Eleanor 158D-T73: a 158 cm silicone base model with a stated net weight of 28 kg. The manufacturer's photo setup does not confirm motors or an AI head. Ask for a configuration list and documentation of compatibility, total weight and power supply. The general manual does not confirm that every option fits Eleanor.