Every Humanoid Robot
+ Where to Buy from OEMs

General-purpose humanoid robot designed for commercial deployment in manufacturing and warehouses. Features AI speech interaction and dexterous hands capable of complex manipulation.

Home humanoid robot from OpenAI-backed 1X Technologies. Designed to assist with everyday household tasks with soft, safe design for human environments.

Wheeled humanoid deployed in commercial security and logistics operations. First commercially deployed humanoid at scale.

Bipedal humanoid built for warehouse and logistics tasks. Amazon-backed and deployed in fulfillment centers for package handling.

Human-scale humanoid robot designed for industrial work alongside people. Built with safety and ergonomics for manufacturing environments.

General-purpose humanoid with Carbon, the world's most advanced AI control system for robots. Capable of performing hundreds of distinct tasks.

Tesla's second-generation humanoid robot, significantly improved with 30% faster walking, new hands with 11 DOF, and full-body tactile sensing. Built on Tesla AI and FSD technology.

World's first full-size electric humanoid robot capable of running. Most affordable research-grade humanoid, popular in academic and robotics labs.

Compact and affordable humanoid robot with exceptional dexterity. At $16,000 USD, the most accessible humanoid robot for developers and researchers.

Advanced rehabilitation and research humanoid from Shanghai. Features 53 degrees of freedom — one of the highest DOF humanoids available.

Commercial-grade humanoid robot with advanced AI and manipulation capabilities. Used in smart manufacturing and enterprise environments.

Next-generation electric Atlas humanoid robot from Boston Dynamics. More capable than its hydraulic predecessor with greater strength, dexterity, and a broader range of motion.

The world's most expressive humanoid robot, used for human-robot interaction research and exhibitions. Features hyper-realistic facial expressions powered by AI.

Social humanoid robot designed for human interaction, widely deployed in retail, hospitality, and education. Recognises faces and emotions.

The most widely-used humanoid robot in education and research worldwide. Used in over 70 countries for STEM education and robotics research.

The world's most famous humanoid robot, first robot to receive citizenship (Saudi Arabia). Features hyper-realistic AI-driven facial expressions and conversational AI.

German cognitive humanoid robot combining physical capability with advanced AI reasoning. Features proprietary cognitive AI for autonomous decision-making.

Xiaomi's humanoid robot with 3D spatial audio and AI emotion recognition. Features MiAI environment semantics recognition and 21 DOF.

Industrial humanoid robot platform for research and industrial tasks. Features electric actuators and a torque-controlled body for safe human-robot collaboration.

Israeli humanoid robot for mobile manipulation in real-world environments. Features a mobile base with a fully articulated upper body for dexterous tasks.

Ultra-fast upper-body humanoid from China capable of 10 m/s arm speed — the fastest robotic arm speed publicly demonstrated. Designed for high-speed household tasks.

Shanghai general-purpose humanoid robot deployed in factories across China. Backed by leading Chinese AI investors with a full-stack embodied AI system.

Chinese general-purpose humanoid robot with high-precision force sensing and dexterous hands. Designed for intelligent manufacturing and service applications.

Commercially deployed service humanoid used in 40+ countries for reception, retail, healthcare, and hospitality. Over 700 units in active service worldwide.

Bipedal humanoid robot from industrial giant Kawasaki Heavy Industries. Built on decades of industrial robot expertise for construction and infrastructure.

Wheeled humanoid robot from Chinese startup Galbot. Features an omni-directional base with a fully articulated upper body for indoor service tasks.

First-generation general-purpose humanoid from Fourier Intelligence with 44 DOF. First humanoid made commercially available for research.

Honda's legendary ASIMO robot — the most recognised humanoid of the 2000s. Demonstrated running, climbing stairs, and hand gestures. Discontinued in 2022.

Musculoskeletal humanoid with cable-driven artificial muscles, mimicking human anatomy more closely than traditional motor-driven designs.

Boston Dynamics' new all-electric Atlas humanoid — retired the hydraulic version in 2024. Features entirely new actuators, stronger and more dexterous than before.

Physical Intelligence's foundation model for robotics — not a hardware platform but an AI system deployed on third-party robot hardware to enable generalised physical tasks.

Tesla's first-generation humanoid robot, revealed at AI Day 2022. Demonstrated basic walking and object handling in Tesla factories, serving as proof-of-concept for the more capable Gen 2.

Fourier Intelligence's first-generation general-purpose humanoid designed for rehabilitation and research. Features torque-controlled joints for safe physical therapy assistance.

Bipedal research robot from Agility Robotics — predecessor to Digit. Features ostrich-inspired leg design for dynamic walking and running research. Used at leading robotics labs worldwide.

World's most famous social robot, developed by Hanson Robotics in Hong Kong. Sophia uses AI to hold conversations, express over 60 facial expressions, and has been granted Saudi citizenship. Little Sophia (educational version) retails for ~$99 USD.

Ultra-lightweight Unitree humanoid from ~$4,900 USD OEM / ~A$14,556 on RobotsAustralia (R1 Basic). Agile platform for research, education, and lighter commercial demos.

Unitree full-size humanoid (~180 cm). OEM shop ~$29,900 USD; RobotsAustralia lists H2 (Coming Soon) at A$58,136.96.

US-made bipedal humanoid for research and commercial development. Public pre-order path with published pricing — one of the few American-built humanoids you can order without an enterprise RFP.