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Tracking 190 models across 129 manufacturers.
Pilot$120,000Boston Dynamics' flagship humanoid platform — a hydraulic research robot since 2013, relaunched in 2024 as an all-electric system with 360 degree joint rotation, built for industrial deployment with Hyundai and Google DeepMind.
Prototype$30,000Targets consumer home use, domestic assistance, industrial automation, logistics, and manufacturing. Availability is not listed, and it uses xAI Grok.
Commercial$16,000A compact, foldable humanoid robot for research, industrial, and development tasks.
Prototype$130,000Built for home service and industrial tasks, this prototype humanoid stands 168 cm tall, weighs 60 kg, and has 30 DoF plus 20 hand DoF. Helix uses an open-source, open-weight VLM for high-level reasoning.
Pilot$20,000A tendon-driven home humanoid for chores and natural conversation. It has a built-in LLM and 22-DoF hands.
Commercial$112,000A full-size humanoid robot for research, development, and advanced mobility tasks.
Pilot$50,000Designed for warehouses and manufacturing plants, Apollo is a humanoid robot from Apptronik. It is listed as a prototype.
Pilot$45,000Humanoid robot for logistics and warehouse automation in human-built environments. It stands 180 cm tall, weighs 76 kg, and has 28 degrees of freedom.
Pilot$45,000A humanoid robot for commercial service, entertainment, and retail. It has 49 DoF, 125 hand DoF, and uses WorkGPT, with pilot availability.
Pilot$75,000Humanoid robot for industrial scenarios and vehicle manufacturing assembly lines. It uses a large language model for general task planning and has 41 DoF.
Pilot$34,000Bipedal humanoid with human-like movement, autonomous navigation, and multimodal interaction for service and assistance roles. It is in pilot and uses the GO-1 foundation model for AI-driven decision making.
Prototype$150,000XPeng's flagship humanoid: 178 cm, 82 DoF, 22-DoF dexterous hands, harmonic spine, VLT + VLA 2.0 + VLM stack on 3 Turing chips. Catwalk-grade locomotion targeting end-2026 mass production.
Prototype$80,000Industrial humanoid with a 52-DOF body, 22 hand DoF, and an autonomous battery-swap system for near-continuous factory operation.
CommercialUS $5 900The R1 is a 1.22 m, 25 kg humanoid with 26 DoF for hobbyists, individual developers, and research labs. It uses a multimodal large language model for speech and image recognition.
Pilot$100,000AgiBot's flagship full-size humanoid: 169 cm / 69 kg, 40+ DoF, 19-DoF dexterous hands, 200 TOPS on-board. Set the humanoid walking world record (106 km, Guinness Nov 2025).
Commercial$30,000UBTECH's 163 cm / 43 kg service humanoid — reception, tour guide and exhibition assistant. Walks/jogs up to 6 km/h, dual RGB-D + U-SLAM, multilingual Embodied Interactive Large Model.
Pilot$55,000Galbot G1: wheeled-base humanoid mobile manipulator (173 cm / 85 kg, 47 DoF incl. 12-DoF dexterous hands). Operates autonomous convenience stores in 30+ Chinese cities; raised $300M to scale.
Pilot$200,000NEURA Robotics 4NE-1 (3rd gen): 180 cm cognitive humanoid, 16-DoF hands, dual-battery 24/7 ops, 100 kg lift, "artificial skin" tactile surface and Omnisensor — Europe's most-funded humanoid line.
Commercial$90,000Unitree H2 / H2 Plus (Hangzhou, 2025-2026): 1.8 m / ~70 kg full-size humanoid. 31 DoF (3-DoF waist + 7-DoF arms + 6-DoF legs), 360 N·m leg torque, <$30K base. H2 Plus = official NVIDIA Isaac GR00T reference design with Sharpa Wave dex hands + Jetson Thor (announced June 2026).
Pilot$30,000AgiBot's first humanoid (Aug 2023): 175 cm / 53 kg, 49 DoF, 7 km/h, 80 kg load. Industrial focus — bolt tightening, vehicle inspection, lab experiments. Mass production December 2024.
Pilot$40,000Sanctuary AI Phoenix Gen 8 (Dec 2024): wheeled base, 170 cm / 70 kg, 25 kg payload, 21-DoF hydraulic hands with 5 mN tactile sensing — the most-dexterous commercial humanoid hands. Magna automotive pilot.
Commercial$20,000AgiBot Lingxi X1: open-source DIY humanoid (Aug 2024), 133 cm / 44 kg, 30+ DoF incl. 10-DoF fingers, 34 PowerFlow quasi-direct joints, 2 h runtime. Under $20K; full hardware/software stack on GitHub.
Commercial$125,000Fourier GR-1 (2023): 165 cm / 55 kg, 40 DoF, 5 km/h, 50 kg lift, 11-DoF hands, six RGB cameras for 360° vision. World's first mass-produced humanoid; targets healthcare, R&D, service.
Commercial$125,000Fourier GR-2 (Oct 2024): 175 cm / 65 kg, 53 DoF, 12-DoF tactile hands, FSA 2.0 actuators (380 N·m), swappable battery, NVIDIA Isaac Lab / ROS / Mujoco SDK. Used by ETH Zurich, CMU.