The Humanoid Revolution Is Here

Figure AI's third-generation humanoid with 65 DoF, self-charging capability, and up to 67 hours of consecutive autonomous operation.

General-purpose humanoid with Carbon AI brain pursuing full autonomy, at a premium $300K research and pilot price point.

$300,000

NASA-heritage general-purpose humanoid designed for logistics and manufacturing. Swappable 4-hour battery packs for continuous operation. Partnerships with Amazon, Mercedes-Benz, and GXO for warehouse deployment. 55 lb payload capacity per arm.

Wheeled upper-body humanoid for security and logistics. Dual-arm manipulation on mobile wheeled base. Deployed in commercial security patrols. Vision-language model integration for natural interaction.

World's most dexterous humanoid hands with 20+ DOF per hand. Carbon AI general-purpose AI system learns new tasks in 24 hours. 7th generation robot deployed at Magna International for automotive parts handling. Teleoperation for rapid skill transfer.

First mass-produced full-size humanoid robot at $90K price point. 40 DOF with force-controlled joints. Originally designed for rehabilitation but pivoting to general purpose. 50 kg payload, walks at 5 km/h. Open SDK for research.

$90,000

Second-generation humanoid robot deployed at BMW Spartanburg for 11 months. Loaded 90,000+ parts autonomously. Features 4th-gen hands with 16 DOF each. Helix VLA foundation model enables end-to-end learned behaviors from vision to action.

$130,000

Full-size humanoid that set the world record for bipedal running at 3.3 m/s. 360 N.m max joint torque. Built for enterprise deployment in logistics and inspection. Reinforcement learning for dynamic locomotion.

$90,000

Most realistic facial expressions in robotics with 52 DOF face. GPT-4o integrated for natural conversation. Used globally for research, entertainment, and human-robot interaction studies. Modular Mesmer technology for lifelike expressions.

$150,000

Full-size torque-controlled humanoid for research and industrial applications. 32 DOF with 6-axis force/torque sensors in all joints. ROS-based open platform. Used by DARPA, NASA, and EU research programs.

Latest industrial humanoid from UBTECH, the first publicly traded humanoid company. 41 DOF. Deployed in NIO EV factories for quality inspection and parts handling. Upgraded vision and manipulation over Walker S.

World's most famous social humanoid robot. First robot to receive citizenship (Saudi Arabia). Lifelike facial expressions using patented Frubber material. Primarily a research and PR platform for human-robot interaction.

Most affordable production humanoid robot at $16K base price. 23+ DOF with force-sensing joints. Sim-to-real reinforcement learning for locomotion. Compact 127 cm height. Ships globally with developer SDK.

$16,000

Industrial humanoid from Chinese startup Kepler Robot. Aggressively priced at $30K targeting factory floor tasks. 40 DOF with dexterous hands. Already in pilot deployments across China.

$30,000

Advanced compact humanoid from Unitree at an aggressive price point. 127 cm tall, 35 kg. Simulated-trained locomotion. Dexterous hands capable of tool use. Disrupting humanoid pricing.

$20,000

Xiaomi's full-size humanoid robot demonstration platform. 177 cm tall with emotion recognition and 3D space perception. Can recognize 85 environmental sounds and 45 human emotions.

$100,000

Purpose-built warehouse humanoid from Agility Robotics. Designed to work in human spaces handling boxes and totes. Amazon partnership. First humanoid in mass production at RoboFab facility.

$75,000

Lightweight bipedal robot from PAL Robotics. Compact and agile design for dynamic walking research and service applications. Next-generation platform building on TALOS experience.

$180,000

Updated version of the famous Sophia social humanoid. Improved facial expressions, conversational AI, and walking ability. Used for social interaction, events, education, and research.

$70,000

Full-size research humanoid from Barcelona's PAL Robotics. 175 cm, 32 DOF. Designed for advanced locomotion and manipulation research. Torque-controlled joints for compliant interaction.

$350,000

Dual-arm industrial humanoid from Japan's Kawada Industries. Head-mounted stereo cameras and 15-DOF dual arms. Proven in assembly and inspection tasks at electronics manufacturers.

$95,000

Pioneering collaborative humanoid-form robot with dual arms and expressive face display. Drag-and-drop programming. Originally discontinued but revived under Hahn Group. Used in education and light manufacturing.

$28,000

Full-size industrial humanoid from Unitree. 180 cm tall with powerful actuators for factory environments. Running capability demonstrated at 3.7 m/s. Designed for heavy-duty manipulation tasks.

$90,000

Security-focused wheeled humanoid, the original EVE platform from Halodi Robotics (now 1X Technologies). Deployed for autonomous security patrols in commercial buildings and facilities.

$48,000

Full-size humanoid from Unitree with 180cm stature, 11 km/h top speed, and industrial-grade 19-DoF mobility.

$90,000

Cost-effective 32-DoF humanoid from EngineAI at $21K, designed for warehouse and light industrial applications.

$21,000

Heavy-duty 43-DoF humanoid with 5-hour battery life, built for sustained industrial operations and material handling.

$35,000

Full-size 178cm humanoid with 40 DoF and 8-hour battery, positioned at an accessible $30K price for industrial pilots.

$30,000

Tesla's flagship humanoid robot with fleet learning and neural-network-driven autonomy, targeting sub-$20K pricing by 2030.

Lightweight humanoid from 1X Technologies at a $20K price point with RaaS availability and fleet learning.

$20,000

Purpose-built warehouse humanoid with 8-hour battery, safety certification, and RaaS pricing from $10-30/hr.

High-dexterity 71-DoF humanoid designed for heavy industrial and logistics applications with 24-hour autonomous capability.

$50,000

The fully electric successor to Atlas hydraulic, featuring unmatched agility with a compact 150cm frame and premium research pricing.

Ultra-affordable compact humanoid at $16K with 43 DoF, targeting sub-$6K by 2030 through aggressive cost reduction.

$16,000

Second-generation Walker with 42 DoF, fleet learning, and 500 units deployed across commercial and industrial sites in China.

$90,000