Humanoid Robot Watchlist

Agility Robotics

Digit

Digit is a bipedal humanoid robot from Agility Robotics, built for logistics and warehouse material handling. Digit targets tote-moving workflows in brownfield facilities, using two legs and purpose-built end effectors. Early pilot activity with logistics operators has been publicly shown, while scaled commercial deployment remains unconfirmed.

Robot type

Biped humanoid

Primary use case

Warehouse Tote Handling

Figure AI

Figure 02

Figure 02 is a general-purpose humanoid robot from Figure AI, positioned for industrial material handling, logistics, and manufacturing support. Public information indicates dexterous manipulation and AI-driven autonomy, while deployment evidence is limited to controlled demos and partnership announcements rather than confirmed customer rollouts.

Robot type

Biped humanoid

Primary use case

Automotive Body-Shop Handling

Apptronik

Apollo

Apollo is a general-purpose humanoid robot from Apptronik, built for logistics and light manufacturing. The bipedal platform emphasizes payload handling, safe human interaction, and hot-swappable batteries. Deployment evidence is limited to demonstrations and early engagements, with no commercial rollouts publicly confirmed.

Robot type

Biped humanoid

Primary use case

Line-Side Material Movement

Noetix Robotics

Dora

Dora is a compact humanoid robot from Noetix Robotics, positioned for education, research, and home assistance. At 1 meter tall and 20 kg, it sits among the market's smaller humanoids and debuted as the company's first public robot at WAIC 2024. Public information indicates Dora is a pre-commercial platform with no confirmed customer deployments.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Spirit AI

Moz1

Moz1 is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot from Spirit AI, positioned for service and domestic task execution. It integrates a VLA model with 26 degrees of freedom and force-controlled actuation. Public demonstrations show fine manipulation, but named customer deployments and pricing remain undisclosed.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

AgiBot

AGIBOT X2

The AGIBOT X2 is a compact full-size bipedal humanoid robot from AgiBot, positioned as an accessible research and light-service platform. At 1. 31 m and 35 kg, it targets education, HRI research, and light indoor tasks rather than heavy industrial work.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

ROBOTIS

AI Worker

The AI Worker by ROBOTIS is a semi-humanoid industrial robot on a swerve-drive mobile base with dual 7-DOF arms, positioned for imitation-learning-driven manipulation in assembly and inspection. It offers a capable open-source hardware platform, though named customer deployments and a defined commercial procurement path remain unconfirmed.

Robot type

Semi-humanoid service robot

Primary use case

n/a

WIRobotics

ALLEX

ALLEX is a stationary humanoid-torso robot from WIRobotics, positioned for general-purpose upper-body manipulation in industrial and research settings. Public information highlights a 15-DOF hand with compliant manipulation, while the platform operates without a lower body. Deployment and procurement evidence remains limited.

Robot type

Stationary humanoid torso

Primary use case

n/a

Naver Labs

Ambidex

Ambidex is a dual-arm humanoid-style manipulator from Naver Labs, built for safe human-robot interaction research. Its cable-driven actuation design separates motors from joints, yielding lightweight compliant arms with 14 degrees of freedom. Ambidex remains a pre-commercial R&D platform; no customer deployments have been disclosed.

Robot type

Humanoid mobile manipulator

Primary use case

n/a

Boston Dynamics

Atlas

Atlas is Boston Dynamics’ electric full-size bipedal humanoid, positioned as a high-capability R&D and pre-commercial platform for industrial automation. Public information highlights advanced mobility, manipulation, and Hyundai-backed development, while named customer deployments remain limited.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Svaya Robotics

Bimanual

Bimanual is a stationary upper-body humanoid robot from Svaya Robotics, positioned for dexterous manipulation and precision assembly in industrial settings. Built on the vendor's collaborative robot platform, it combines dual 7-DoF arms, 360-degree base rotation, and whole-body force control to handle tasks in semi-structured environments.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Wandercraft

Calvin-40

Calvin-40 is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot from Wandercraft, positioned for heavy-load industrial tasks and assembly-line production. It is designed for 8 to 22 hours of continuous operation with a 40 kg payload capacity and autonomous navigation. Wandercraft has announced an industrialization partnership with Renault.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

UBTECH Robotics

Cruzr S2

The Cruzr S2 is a full-sized wheeled humanoid robot from UBTECH Robotics, positioned for industrial manipulation and logistics. With a symmetrical body design, gen-4 dexterous hands, and 44 DoF, it enables sub-millimeter manipulation across multi-scenario operations. Named customer deployments are not clearly disclosed.

Robot type

Wheeled humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Xiaomi

CyberOne V2

CyberOne V2 is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot from Xiaomi, positioned as an R&D platform within its smart ecosystem strategy. It offers 21 DoF locomotion, dual-arm manipulation, and autonomy whose level is unspecified. Third-party estimates place it at $70,000–$80,000, unconfirmed by Xiaomi. No named customer deployments are publicly disclosed.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Unitree Robotics

G1

The G1 is a compact full-size bipedal humanoid robot from Unitree Robotics, positioned as a lower-cost development platform. Vendor pricing around $13,500 USD places it among the most aggressively priced full-size humanoids on the market. Deployment evidence beyond vendor demos and developer units remains limited.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Fourier Intelligence

GR-3

GR-3 is a full-size care-focused humanoid robot from Fourier Intelligence, the latest entry in the company's GRx humanoid series. Marketed as a "Care-bot," it is positioned for social companionship and assistive care roles. Public information is dominated by a vendor product unveiling; independent deployment evidence has not yet emerged.

Robot type

Semi-humanoid service robot

Primary use case

n/a

Unitree Robotics

H2 Plus

H2 Plus is a full-size bipedal humanoid from Unitree Robotics, positioned as an integrated R&D platform with NVIDIA Jetson Thor compute and whole-body control across 75 degrees of freedom. It features dual dexterous hands and supports secondary development within the NVIDIA Isaac ecosystem. Named customer deployments are not clearly disclosed.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Weave Robotics, Inc.

Isaac 0

Isaac 0 is a stationary humanoid torso from Weave Robotics, Inc., positioned as a consumer laundry-folding appliance. It blends semi-autonomous operation with teleoperation and sells through direct purchase or subscription. Early shipments have begun in California, but field deployment scale is limited and named customers are not disclosed.

Robot type

Stationary humanoid torso

Primary use case

n/a

JAKA Robotics

JAKA Kargo

JAKA Kargo is a wheeled humanoid from JAKA Robotics, combining dual 7-axis arms with an omnidirectional mobile base for factory sorting and handling. JAKA extends its collaborative robot background into humanoids, targeting structured indoor workflows. Named deployments are not publicly disclosed, and procurement clarity remains limited.

Robot type

Wheeled humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

1X Technologies

NEO

NEO is a bipedal humanoid robot from 1X Technologies, positioned for home and light-commercial use. Its lightweight 30 kg soft-touch design targets assisted-autonomy tasks in human-adjacent settings. Public information shows an early-access program and subscription pricing, but named customer deployments are not clearly disclosed.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Noetix Robotics

Noetix N2

The Noetix N2 is a compact bipedal humanoid robot from Noetix Robotics, positioned primarily for education, university research, and entertainment demonstration. At 1. 18 m and 30 kg, the N2 targets accessible, lower-cost humanoid robots in a market dominated by larger, more expensive platforms.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

PHYBOT

PHYBOT C1

PHYBOT C1 is a compact bipedal humanoid robot from Beijing-based PHYBOT, positioned as an AI-powered companion rather than an industrial platform. At 128 cm and 28 kg, it appeared alongside PHYBOT's M1 research robot at WRC 2025. No named customer deployments, commercial terms, or commercial availability have been disclosed.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Pudu Robotics

PUDU D9

The PUDU D9 is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot from Pudu Robotics, aimed at material handling and logistics support. It marks the company's expansion from commercial service robots into general-purpose humanoids. The PUDU D9 stands 1.70 m tall, carries 20 kg, and walks at 2.0 m/s. Deployment evidence and pricing remain limited.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Pudu Robotics

PUDU FlashBot Arm

PUDU FlashBot Arm is a wheeled semi-humanoid service robot from Pudu Robotics, combining autonomous navigation with dual 36-DoF arms for light indoor manipulation and delivery. Positioned for hospitality, retail, and healthcare, it adds object handover capability beyond delivery-only automation. Named customer deployments remain undisclosed.

Robot type

Semi-humanoid service robot

Primary use case

n/a

Pollen Robotics

Reachy 2

Reachy 2 is a wheeled humanoid robot from Pollen Robotics, built for research, education, and light manipulation. It pairs dual 7-DoF arms and 3 kg payload per arm with an omniwheel mobile base. Development is accessible via Python and modular hardware. Deployment evidence remains in academic settings, with no confirmed commercial rollout.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Reflex Robotics

Reflex

Reflex is a wheeled humanoid mobile manipulator from Reflex Robotics for warehouse picking and palletizing. It pairs a height-adjustable torso with a compact wheeled base, relies on teleoperation with AI learning from human demonstrations, and is priced under $50,000 — among the most aggressive pricing among humanoid robots in warehouse logistics.

Robot type

Humanoid mobile manipulator

Primary use case

n/a

Siasun Robot & Automation

Songxing

Songxing is a full-size bipedal humanoid robot from Siasun Robot & Automation, positioned for light industrial and logistics use. The 38-DoF design features dual-arm manipulation and 3.0 m/s walking speed, though autonomy and runtime remain undisclosed. Songxing has been shown at industry events but lacks publicly confirmed customer deployments.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

TARS Robotics (Shanghai)

TARS

TARS is a full-size bipedal humanoid from TARS Robotics (Shanghai), a 2025-founded embodied intelligence company targeting AI-driven precision manipulation. Public information shows bimanual dexterity at sub-millimeter accuracy, demonstrated via hand embroidery. Deployment evidence is limited to vendor demos, with no named customer sites disclosed.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

RoboForce

TITAN

TITAN is a humanoid mobile manipulator from RoboForce, an AI-driven industrial robot for outdoor work in solar, mining, and manufacturing. Public information includes a 40 kg payload, 8-hour runtime, and modular wheeled or tracked base. Deployment evidence remains early-stage: pilots are planned but named customer deployments are not yet disclosed.

Robot type

Humanoid mobile manipulator

Primary use case

n/a

Techman Robot

TM Xplore 1

TM Xplore 1 is a wheeled humanoid robot from Techman Robot, positioned for industrial automation and factory-floor tasks. With a wheeled mobile base, two arms, and 22+ degrees of freedom, the robot uses NVIDIA Jetson Orin for AI vision and autonomous navigation. Public deployment evidence remains limited, and pricing has not been disclosed.

Robot type

Wheeled humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Tokyo Robotics

Torobo

Torobo is a full-size wheeled humanoid robot from Tokyo Robotics, built as a force-controllable R&D platform. It has dual 7-axis arms, whole-body torque sensing, and an omni-directional base. Torobo remains in development with no known commercial deployments, aimed at labs and research groups evaluating humanoids for contact-rich applications.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

UBTECH Robotics

Walker C1

Walker C1 is a full-size bipedal humanoid from UBTECH Robotics, built for service roles in exhibition halls, offices, and public venues. Powered by UBTECH's Embodied Interactive Large Model, Walker C1 offers multilingual tour guiding and reception. Deployment evidence is limited to event appearances with no named commercial rollouts.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Humanoid

HMND 01 Alpha

The HMND 01 Alpha is a full-size bipedal humanoid from UK startup Humanoid, built for industrial manufacturing and logistics. RL-trained whole-body control and NVIDIA reasoning support 15 kg payload and 3 h runtime. Deployment evidence for the bipedal variant is limited; commercial traction centers on the wheeled HMND 01.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Robotera

Robotera L7

Robotera L7 is a bipedal humanoid robot from Robotera, a Tsinghua University spinoff, positioned for industrial manipulation and high-agility tasks. It has 55 DoF, a 20 kg payload, and 4.0 m/s running speed. Teleoperated demos at CES 2026 showed dynamic motion and manipulation. No customer deployments are disclosed, and pricing is unpublished.

Robot type

Full-size bipedal humanoid

Primary use case

n/a

Robbyant (Ant Lingbo Technology)

Robbyant R1

Robbyant R1 is a wheeled humanoid robot from Robbyant (Ant Lingbo Technology), the robotics arm of Ant Group. For institutional service, it targets hospitality, kitchen, museum, and healthcare via bundled solutions. Public demos show autonomous cooking and tour-guide work. Mass production is claimed but named deployments remain limited.

Robot type

Wheeled humanoid

Primary use case

n/a