Humanoid robots

A hype-free view of what is available, in pilot, in preorder or still a prototype.

35 models tracked

AGIBOT · Announced 2025

X2

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Hands-on MWC coverage confirms a compact physical platform with expressive movement and unusually athletic demonstrations.
Watch: Public demonstrations say little about autonomous task reliability, and there is not yet enough deployment evidence to value it as a practical worker.

Manufacturer price$24,240

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Booster Robotics · Released 2025

K1

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Developer reports praise the compact size, resilience, accessible SDK and enough compute and sensing for research, RoboCup and reinforcement-learning work.
Watch: Runtime is short, useful autonomy is largely the developer's responsibility, and the price only makes sense for education or research rather than household chores.

Manufacturer priceFrom $5,999

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Booster Robotics · Announced 2024

T1

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Technical reviewers praise resilience, athletic movement, research tooling and a proven competition/developer ecosystem.
Watch: It is expensive specialist equipment with no consumer autonomy story, and buyers should expect to build the useful behaviours themselves.

Manufacturer priceSee manufacturer store

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Fourier · Released 2024

GR-2

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Technical reviews highlight the full-size platform, improved joints and hands, and its usefulness as a programmable research base.
Watch: Pricing and availability are specialist, autonomy depends on the developer and there is little evidence of long-duration unsupervised deployment.

Manufacturer priceContact sales

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Fourier · Released 2025

GR-3

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Independent analysis points to the human-centred form, expressive interaction and light-duty manipulation as the clear design priorities.
Watch: Public pricing, autonomous task success and real care-setting deployments are still too thin to judge reliability or economic value.

Manufacturer priceContact sales

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Fourier · Announced 2025

N1

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: The N1 is attractive to labs that want a smaller programmable humanoid and an open development path.
Watch: The community is still small, pricing is specialist and there is no consumer-ready autonomy or broad service network.

Manufacturer priceContact sales

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LimX Dynamics · Released 2026

Luna

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Coverage shows a polished full-size platform designed for public interaction, entertainment and venue use.
Watch: The price is high, practical manipulation is not the focus and there is little evidence that it can replace human labour in general tasks.

Manufacturer priceBuy Now; price by configuration

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LimX Dynamics · Released 2025

Oli

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Independent technical coverage highlights useful human-scale dimensions, research tooling and a platform aimed at locomotion and manipulation development.
Watch: China-first availability, limited independent deployment evidence and specialist pricing make it unsuitable for ordinary buyers.

Manufacturer priceChina availability; global sales enquiry

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Noetix · Released 2025

Bumi

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: People following a product that is not ready to buy
Watch: You need straightforward local purchasing and support

Manufacturer pricePrice not confirmed

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Robosen · Released 2023

K1

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Enthusiasts who enjoy preset dances, tricks and simple programming
Watch: You want to write your own movement software

Manufacturer pricePrice not confirmed

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Unitree · Released 2023

H1

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Developer-oriented buyers value the full-size body, locomotion performance, SDK access and lower price than many enterprise humanoid platforms.
Watch: Support is developer-grade rather than consumer-friendly, and public evidence of long-duration unsupervised work is still very limited.

Manufacturer priceContact Unitree for current price

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Unitree

H1-2

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Testing coverage highlights strong locomotion, robust joints and a platform suitable for demanding robotics experiments.
Watch: It is expensive, heavy and developer-oriented, with no evidence that a normal buyer can deploy it for unsupervised everyday home tasks.

Manufacturer priceContact Unitree

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Unitree · Released 2025

H2

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Independent reviewers praise the price-to-hardware ratio, adult-scale body, strong movement and Unitree's broader developer ecosystem.
Watch: The base model is not open for secondary development, does not include dexterous hands, and there is still very little evidence of long-duration customer deployments or autonomous work.

Manufacturer price$29,900

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Unitree · Released 2025

R1

Status: Available now

Limited evidence

Good: Independent buyer guides praise the unusually low entry price, compact body and the existence of real SDK/development options on the EDU configuration.
Watch: The base R1/Air versions do not support secondary development, buyers handle shipping and import costs, and autonomous household work is far beyond what the robot delivers today.

Manufacturer price$4,900

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1X · Released 2025

NEO

Status: Pre-order

Limited evidence

Good: Independent reviewers praise the soft home-safe design, published pricing, self-charging concept and unusually capable new hands.
Watch: Early units still depend on basic autonomy plus optional human teleoperation for difficult chores, there is no broad independent home-delivery history yet, and remote Expert Mode creates an obvious privacy trade-off.

Manufacturer price$20,000 early access

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AGIBOT

A2 Ultra

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Independent evidence tracking supports the existence of real hardware, certification work and an enterprise-focused platform with human-scale mobility and manipulation.
Watch: Exact customer deployment, task success rates and service economics are still not independently documented well enough to judge it like mature industrial equipment.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise and store enquiry

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AGIBOT · Announced 2025

G2

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Manufacturing milestones and independent tracking point to a platform built for factory and commercial use rather than one-off demonstrations.
Watch: Publicly verifiable task success, customer economics and long-term maintenance data remain limited.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise enquiry

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Agility Robotics · Released 2023

Digit

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Agility has stronger deployment evidence than most humanoid rivals, including real logistics workflows and large committed customer programmes.
Watch: Digit is expensive enterprise automation, not a general-purpose worker, and newer deployments still depend on carefully defined workflows and safety systems.

Manufacturer priceRobots-as-a-Service deployment

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Apptronik · Released 2026

Apollo 2

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Independent analysis highlights modular mobility, swappable batteries, human-centred safety work and the Google DeepMind/Gemini Robotics partnership.
Watch: Apollo 2 remains a prototype and data-collection platform for enterprise pilots, with no simple public purchase package or proven broad deployment economics yet.

Manufacturer pricePrice on request

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Boston Dynamics · Released 2024

Atlas

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Boston Dynamics has unmatched public evidence on dynamic mobility, and the electric Atlas is clearly designed around real industrial material-handling work.
Watch: There is no normal public price, order route or broad deployment evidence yet, so commercial value is still harder to judge than the engineering.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise enquiry

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DEEP Robotics · Announced 2025

DR02

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: The published platform is designed around outdoor mobility, weather resistance and industrial inspection rather than domestic use.
Watch: Independent field testing, customer results and commercial pricing are still too limited to make strong reliability claims.

Manufacturer priceContact sales

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Figure · Released 2025

Figure 03

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Independent analyses highlight strong tactile hands, whole-body autonomy, useful published specs and credible industrial pilot activity.
Watch: There is no public retail price, normal order route or long-term independent household reliability evidence, so the home-robot story is still a watchlist rather than a buying decision.

Manufacturer pricePrice on request

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Galbot · Announced 2024

G1

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Independent coverage points to real-world retail and pharmacy deployments and a form factor optimised for reaching shelves and moving through indoor commercial spaces.
Watch: There is no mainstream Western purchase channel or public price, and the deployment evidence is still narrow compared with established warehouse automation.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise enquiry

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HighTorque

Mini Pi

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Robotics labs and teaching teams writing their own software
Watch: You need straightforward local purchasing and support

Manufacturer pricePrice on request

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Leju Robotics · Announced 2025

KUAVO 5

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: The platform offers human-scale mobility and manipulation hardware aimed at research and embodied-AI development.
Watch: Independent evidence trackers find very little published task-success data, no normal retail path and limited named deployment evidence for this exact generation.

Manufacturer priceContact sales

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LG · Released 2026

CLOiD

Status: Concept

Limited evidence

Good: The concept is unusually focused on real household chores and integration with appliances rather than generic humanoid demonstrations.
Watch: There is no price, order route or independent uncontrolled testing, so the gap between CES demonstrations and a dependable home product remains huge.

Manufacturer priceNot for sale

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NEURA Robotics · Announced 2026

4NE1 Gen 3.5

Status: Pre-order

Limited evidence

Good: The published design combines human-scale reach, cognitive-robotics positioning and an emphasis on safe interaction around people.
Watch: Independent evidence audits find that many capability claims still trace back to the manufacturer, with limited named customer deployment and no mature owner base.

Manufacturer price€98,000 estimated; refundable reservation

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ROBOTERA · Announced 2025

L7

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Independent coverage highlights fast locomotion, a full-size form and ambitious dynamic-movement demonstrations.
Watch: There is no mature public price, support channel or independently measured task-success record to anchor the headline performance claims.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise enquiry

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Sanctuary AI · Announced 2024

Phoenix Gen 8

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Technical analysis highlights sophisticated hands and a software-first approach to manipulation and teleoperation.
Watch: There is no normal retail channel, pricing is not public and broad autonomous deployment has not been demonstrated at consumer-product scale.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise partnership

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Sunday Robotics · Released 2026

Memo

Status: Unreleased

Limited evidence

Good: People following a product that is not ready to buy
Watch: You need a finished robot you can buy and use now

Manufacturer priceNot commercially available

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Tesla · Released 2022

Optimus

Status: Unreleased

Limited evidence

Good: Analysts see real potential in Tesla's battery, actuator, vision and manufacturing stack if the robot reaches reliable production.
Watch: There is no public retail product, final specification, warranty or independent long-term task evidence, and most demonstrations still come directly from Tesla.

Manufacturer priceNot for sale

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UBTECH · Released 2025

Walker S2

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Independent engineering reviews praise industrial build quality, hot-swappable battery operation and real deployment work with large manufacturers.
Watch: The system is extremely expensive, closed and enterprise-focused, so it only makes sense where a company can justify a structured automation project.

Manufacturer priceEnterprise enquiry

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Unitree · Released 2024

G1

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: Developers praise the price relative to other humanoids, usable SDK and active research community.
Watch: The programmable configurations cost much more than the headline base price, and buyers should expect a development platform rather than finished autonomy.

Manufacturer priceFrom $13,500

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Wandercraft · Announced 2025

Calvin-40

Status: Enterprise only

Limited evidence

Good: The Renault Douai trial gives the platform credible evidence around handling heavy automotive parts in a real factory setting.
Watch: The deployment is still limited, pricing is not public and the business case has not yet been demonstrated at large fleet scale.

Manufacturer priceSet up an enterprise demo

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XPENG · Announced 2025

IRON

Status: Unreleased

Limited evidence

Good: The strongest evidence is XPENG's own manufacturing transition plus increasingly detailed technical reporting on the model and its control stack.
Watch: Independent audits still find limited verified customer deployment, public demos have shown occasional instability, and broad deliveries are planned rather than established.

Manufacturer priceNot for sale

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