Tracking the machines that track us.

1X Technologies · Norway / United States

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

1X's NEO is a home-oriented humanoid program from the Norwegian-American robotics company, presented as a lightweight consumer-service robot in company materials.

Claimed capabilities: home assistance, whole-body teleoperation/learning pipeline, humanoid manipulation

Use/deployment notes: home-assistance direction claimed by company; broad consumer deployment not established here

Note: Do not quote price or ship timing without current official source checks.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Agility Robotics · United States

humanoid / bipedal logistics robot · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Digit is Agility Robotics' bipedal logistics robot, built for warehouse and material-handling workflows rather than a humanlike face or hands-first design.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal mobility, tote handling, warehouse workflows

Use/deployment notes: warehouse and logistics pilots/deployments described by Agility and partners

Note: Included as a serious biped/humanoid logistics platform even though it is not a general human-replica design.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Boston Dynamics · United States

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Boston Dynamics' all-electric Atlas is the company's current humanoid platform, positioned for industrial work after the retirement of the hydraulic research Atlas.

Claimed capabilities: dynamic whole-body movement, mobile manipulation, industrial task work

Use/deployment notes: industrial pilot and Hyundai manufacturing focus claimed by company materials

Note: Treat demos as company demonstrations unless a customer deployment is separately documented.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Figure AI · United States

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Figure builds a general-purpose humanoid robot platform and has published official material around its Helix vision-language-action system and industrial work focus.

Claimed capabilities: humanoid manipulation, learned task execution, vision-language-action control

Use/deployment notes: industrial pilot work including public BMW-related materials from Figure

Note: Directory card avoids unsourced valuation or production-volume claims.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Fourier Intelligence · China

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

Fourier's GR series is a humanoid robot line from a company with rehabilitation robotics roots, with GR-2 presented as a newer full-size humanoid platform.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, upper-body manipulation, developer/research platform

Use/deployment notes: research and commercial platform positioning in company materials

Note: Company site URL structure can vary by region; verify before quoting specs.

Sources: source 1

Sanctuary AI · Canada

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Sanctuary AI's Phoenix humanoid is built around its Carbon AI control system, with emphasis on dexterous manipulation and work tasks.

Claimed capabilities: dexterous manipulation, task learning, humanoid work platform

Use/deployment notes: pilot and partner work claimed by Sanctuary AI materials

Note: Capabilities are represented as company-claimed unless independently verified.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Tesla · United States

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Tesla's Optimus is a bipedal humanoid program aimed at useful general-purpose work, with capabilities and timelines presented primarily through Tesla demonstrations and updates.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, object manipulation, factory task learning

Use/deployment notes: Tesla has shown internal factory-task demos; broad commercial availability is not established here

Note: Pricing and volume claims are excluded from this card unless timestamped to a primary filing or official update.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Unitree Robotics · China

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Unitree's H1 and G1 are biped humanoid platforms from a company better known for legged robots, with public product pages and developer-oriented positioning.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, research/developer platform, humanoid mobility demos

Use/deployment notes: research, developer, and demonstration use cases listed by company materials

Note: Availability should be checked from Unitree before quoting prices or delivery times.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

AgiBot / Zhiyuan Robotics · China

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

AgiBot, also known as Zhiyuan Robotics, develops humanoid and embodied-AI robots including the Yuanzheng/A-series platforms highlighted in company materials.

Claimed capabilities: humanoid manipulation, embodied-AI platform, industrial/service demos

Use/deployment notes: company-described embodied-AI and application scenarios; verify customer deployments case by case

Note: Company naming and model naming vary across English/Chinese materials; dedupe against future AgiBot variants.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Apptronik · United States

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Apollo is Apptronik's general-purpose humanoid robot, presented for logistics, manufacturing, and other work settings rather than consumer companionship.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal mobility, manipulation, warehouse and manufacturing tasks

Use/deployment notes: logistics and manufacturing use cases described by Apptronik

Note: Added in directory-updater batch from official Apptronik source.

Sources: source 1

EngineAI · China

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

EngineAI develops humanoid robot models such as SE01 and PM01, with official materials presenting them as bipedal embodied-AI platforms.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, humanoid motion demos, research/developer platform

Use/deployment notes: prototype and developer/research scenarios in company materials

Note: Keep claims conservative until specific product pages and specs are re-checked.

Sources: source 1

Humanoid · United Kingdom

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-08

HMND 01 Alpha is Humanoid's bipedal and wheeled robot platform, with official materials positioning it for industrial logistics and manufacturing workflows.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, box handling, modular end-effectors, KinetIQ VLM/VLA control framework

Use/deployment notes: Bosch Bühl intralogistics POC described by Humanoid; Schaeffler deployment target is company-stated, not current installed base

Note: Treat Bosch/Schaeffler announcements as company-stated manufacturing and deployment path; no mass-production volume or live installed base is claimed here.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

UBTECH Robotics · China

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

Walker S2 is part of UBTECH's Walker humanoid series, positioned by the company for industrial and service scenarios with product-specific official pages.

Claimed capabilities: humanoid mobility, service/industrial tasks, battery-swap/product platform features claimed by company

Use/deployment notes: industrial and service use cases described by UBTECH

Note: URL discovered from UBTECH official homepage navigation during updater run.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

XPENG · China

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

XPENG's IRON humanoid is presented in official company AI Day material as part of the automaker's embodied-AI and robotics work.

Claimed capabilities: humanoid locomotion, embodied-AI research, automotive-adjacent robotics demos

Use/deployment notes: prototype/demonstration status in official XPENG materials

Note: Do not treat XPENG demo footage as evidence of commercial deployment.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Booster Robotics · China

small humanoid developer platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-08

Booster K1 is a small humanoid robot sold as an introductory embodied-AI development platform for education, research, RoboCup-style competition and demos.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, developer platform, RoboCup KidSize competition use, secondary development

Use/deployment notes: education, developer and competition use cases listed by Booster Robotics

Note: Public price was fetched during this run from Booster's official page; check again before quoting availability or warranty terms elsewhere.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Clone Robotics · Poland / United States

humanoid / biomimetic android · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

Clone Robotics' Protoclone is a biomimetic humanoid/android project centered on musculoskeletal actuation rather than a conventional industrial humanoid form factor.

Claimed capabilities: biomimetic actuation, android body platform, upper-body/humanoid demos

Use/deployment notes: prototype demonstrations; no broad commercial deployment listed here

Note: Track carefully: striking demos should not be overstated as deployment readiness.

Sources: source 1

DOBOT · China

full-size humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

DOBOT ATOM is a full-size humanoid robot line positioned by DOBOT for embodied-AI research, industrial applications, and repetitive commercial tasks.

Claimed capabilities: dexterous manipulation, straight-knee walking, vision-based task execution, teleoperation and data collection variants

Use/deployment notes: company page lists automotive assembly, beverage preparation, pharmacy dispensing, research and industrial application scenarios

Note: Treat DOBOT capability metrics as company-claimed product-page specs; this card does not assert broad field deployment.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Engineered Arts · United Kingdom

social humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-15

Ameca is Engineered Arts' expressive social humanoid platform for human-robot interaction, events, research, and embodied AI demonstrations rather than heavy physical labor.

Claimed capabilities: facial expression, gestures, conversation and AI integrations, human-robot interaction

Use/deployment notes: business, public engagement, education, and research use cases claimed by Engineered Arts

Note: Official page extraction is thin from this runner, so the card stays conservative and avoids unsourced numeric specs.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Galbot · China

humanoid / embodied large-model robot · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-08

Galbot G1 is presented by Galbot as a generalized embodied large-model robot for complex scenarios, alongside the company's embodied-AGI robotics platform work.

Claimed capabilities: embodied large-model robot, generalized operation, service and industrial scenarios

Use/deployment notes: company materials describe commercial, industrial, healthcare and home-serving ambitions

Note: Official site is JavaScript-heavy; keep concrete capability claims conservative until product-page details are re-extracted.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) · Italy

research humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-15

iCub is IIT's open-source research-grade child-size humanoid platform for embodied AI, cognition, manipulation, locomotion, and human-robot interaction research.

Claimed capabilities: open-source research platform, manipulation and grasping, embodied AI experiments, human-robot interaction

Use/deployment notes: research labs and academic robotics projects; the project site says iCub is widely available as an open-source humanoid platform

Note: Research-platform entry; not a current general-purpose commercial labor robot.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Kawada Robotics · Japan

industrial humanoid collaborative robot · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

NEXTAGE is Kawada's industrial humanoid collaborative robot line for working beside people in multi-product manufacturing and factory automation settings.

Claimed capabilities: human-collaborative factory work, multi-task teaching, vision-guided repetitive work, ROS-compatible research variants

Use/deployment notes: Kawada cites manufacturing use across electronics, automotive, cosmetics and food, with published case-study material

Note: Upper-body industrial humanoid entry; separate from biped HRP historical/research platforms.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

Kepler Robotics · China

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

Kepler's Forerunner humanoids are serious China-based humanoid entries, generally presented around industrial and embodied-intelligence use cases.

Claimed capabilities: humanoid platform, industrial task demos, embodied-intelligence positioning

Use/deployment notes: prototype and pilot-style use cases reported in company-facing materials

Note: Official site was reachable at keplerrobotics.com during updater run; keep product-page/spec verification on the backlog.

Sources: source 1

Leju Robotics · China

humanoid open platform · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-15

Leju presents KUAVO 4Pro and KUAVO 5/5-W as general humanoid robot and open-platform products for research, service, industrial, and training scenarios.

Claimed capabilities: general humanoid platform, research platform, business service scenarios, industrial scenario solutions

Use/deployment notes: company-listed research, business service, industrial, and training-ground solutions; specific deployment counts are not established here

Note: Company page is English but brief; treat industrialization and solution claims as Leju claims until independently verified.

Sources: source 1

LimX Dynamics · China

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

LimX Dynamics is a legged-robotics company with humanoid work including Oli, fitting the directory as a serious embodied mobility platform rather than a toy robot.

Claimed capabilities: legged locomotion, humanoid mobility, research/development platform

Use/deployment notes: prototype/research and demonstration use cases

Note: Official English site was reachable during source check; keep model-specific page verification on the backlog.

Sources: source 1

MagicLab · China

full-size general-purpose humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-08

MagicBot Gen1 is MagicLab's full-size general-purpose humanoid robot, positioned for flexible manufacturing, guidance and service scenarios.

Claimed capabilities: straight-knee walking gait, multi-robot collaboration, industrial scenario handling, autonomous navigation

Use/deployment notes: official page lists guidance, venues, manufacturing and service scenarios

Note: Use MagicLab's lab-condition caveat for payload, speed and endurance; do not infer field reliability from product marketing.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Mentee Robotics · Israel

humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-15

MenteeBot is a full-size humanoid from Mentee Robotics, presented as an AI-first robot for household and warehouse tasks with natural interaction and learning from humans.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal movement, voice interaction, picking and placing, dexterous hand tasks

Use/deployment notes: company-targeted household and warehouse operations; broad commercial deployment is not established here

Note: Specs and autonomy labels come from company pages; video/demo claims are treated as company demonstrations.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

NEURA Robotics · Germany

humanoid · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

4NE-1 is NEURA Robotics' cognitive humanoid concept/platform, included as a Europe-based humanoid entry with company source coverage.

Claimed capabilities: cognitive robotics positioning, humanoid assistance, service/manufacturing scenarios

Use/deployment notes: prototype/concept and company-described application scenarios

Note: TLS fetch failed in Python from this runner; keep future verification on the backlog.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

PAL Robotics · Spain

humanoid research platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

TALOS is PAL Robotics' full-size biped humanoid research robot, widely positioned for advanced robotics labs rather than consumer or factory mass deployment.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion, whole-body control research, ROS/research platform

Use/deployment notes: research labs and academic robotics use cases

Note: Included as a serious research/commercial platform, not a new general-purpose labor robot.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Persona AI · United States

industrial humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-15

Persona AI is developing modular humanoids for skilled industrial work in shipyards, energy, construction, and manufacturing; the company page frames current role examples as concepts.

Claimed capabilities: skilled industrial labor, tool use for fabrication and welding concepts, outdoor industrial work design goals

Use/deployment notes: company-targeted shipyard, energy infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing tasks; customer deployment is not established here

Note: Company source describes design goals and concept roles; treat work-shift, durability, and application claims as Persona AI targets, not verified deployments.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Pollen Robotics · France

open-source humanoid research platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-15

Reachy 2 is Pollen Robotics' open-source bimanual mobile humanoid platform for embodied AI, teleoperation, manipulation, and robotics lab prototyping.

Claimed capabilities: bimanual manipulation, VR teleoperation, ROS2/Python control, machine-learning experimentation

Use/deployment notes: AI and robotics labs; company page offers multiple Reachy 2 kits and datasheets

Note: Not a full biped; included as humanoid upper-body/mobile research platform, with kit availability from the company page.

Sources: source 1

Pudu Robotics · China

full-size bipedal humanoid · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-08

PUDU D9 is Pudu Robotics' full-size bipedal humanoid product page entry, aimed at object manipulation and customer engagement with explicit sales-contract caveats.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal walking, dexterous hand manipulation, customer engagement, RGB/RGBD and tactile sensing

Use/deployment notes: contact/demo and sales-contract path on official product page; features may vary by shipped version

Note: Pudu warns promotional features may not all be available to customers and shipped versions may differ; do not treat all specs as deployed capability.

Sources: source 1

RobotEra · China

humanoid / embodied-intelligence platform · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-08

RobotEra is a Tsinghua-linked embodied-intelligence company listing multiple humanoid products, with STAR1 presented in official materials as a high-capability humanoid robot.

Claimed capabilities: humanoid locomotion, embodied AI model ERA-42, manufacturing, reception, education and healthcare scenarios

Use/deployment notes: official homepage lists scaled delivery and scenario categories; individual customer claims need separate verification

Note: Official English product PDF was indexed but not extractable by this runner; rely on the official homepage and re-check product documentation later.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

WIRobotics · South Korea

humanoid upper-body platform under development · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-08

ALLEX is WIRobotics' general-purpose humanoid platform under development, moving the Korean wearable-robotics company into humanoid manipulation hardware.

Claimed capabilities: force-responsive manipulation, compliant robotic hand, backdrivable robotic arm, gravity-compensated upper body

Use/deployment notes: upper body unveiled at KOREATECH Robot Innovation Hub; company-stated Q4 2026 sales plan is not treated as current availability

Note: Entry is for ALLEX as a development platform; source material covers an upper-body reveal and funding, not a shipping full humanoid.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

AIST · Japan

humanoid research prototype · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-08

HRP-5P is AIST's heavy-labor humanoid research prototype, built as an R&D platform for construction, aircraft, shipyard and large-structure assembly sites.

Claimed capabilities: autonomous gypsum-board installation, large-object handling, environment measurement and object recognition, 37 degrees of freedom

Use/deployment notes: research and demonstration for heavy labor in large-structure assembly environments

Note: Historical/research benchmark entry; do not represent HRP-5P as a commercial humanoid product.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Hanson Robotics · Hong Kong

social humanoid research and commercial platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

Sophia Utility is Hanson Robotics' commercial/research social humanoid platform built around expressive Frubber skin, conversation, sensing, and optional mobile-base use.

Claimed capabilities: natural conversation, facial expression and gesture, multi-modal sensing, optional autonomous mobile base

Use/deployment notes: Hanson lists retail, entertainment, healthcare, academic research, R&D, science education and special-event use cases

Note: Included as a serious social humanoid; do not confuse expressive AI demonstrations with industrial labor capability.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

Honda · Japan

humanoid historical platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-03

ASIMO is Honda's landmark humanoid robotics program, historically important for biped walking, running, and human-interaction research even though the robot is no longer a current product push.

Claimed capabilities: biped walking/running research, human interaction demos, mobility research

Use/deployment notes: research, demonstration, and historical education

Note: Historical entry helps users separate current companies from foundational humanoid programs.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

IHMC Robotics · United States

full-scale humanoid research platforms · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

IHMC's humanoid program centers on current platform Alex and legacy Nadia, full-scale research robots for dynamic movement in indoor, urban, and outdoor environments.

Claimed capabilities: dynamic humanoid mobility, stairs, ladders and debris traversal research, teleoperation and semi-autonomous behaviors, high range of motion

Use/deployment notes: research for firefighting, disaster response, EOD and human-robot teaming described by IHMC

Note: Grouped because IHMC presents Alex as the primary current platform and Nadia as legacy on the same official humanoid-design page.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Kawada Robotics · Japan

humanoid research platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

Kawada's HRP-4 is an AIST-collaborative humanoid research platform aimed at practical, safer humanoid robotics for researchers.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal humanoid research, OpenRTM-aist software environment, lightweight practical humanoid design, safe low-power joint design

Use/deployment notes: research-platform use for academic and humanoid robotics development

Note: Added as the specific Kawada HRP entry requested for directory coverage; distinguish from Kawada's commercial NEXTAGE line.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Maxtronics / Aldebaran · France

small social humanoid education and healthcare robot · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

NAO6 continues the Aldebaran NAO humanoid line under Maxtronics, positioned for education, research, healthcare, elderly care and therapy use cases.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal small-humanoid interaction, speech and activity applications, education and therapy workflows, research platform use

Use/deployment notes: Maxtronics says more than 20,000 NAO robots have been produced, sold and delivered across over 70 countries

Note: Official Aldebaran URLs redirect to Maxtronics support/home pages; keep current ownership/naming explicit.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

NASA Johnson Space Center · United States

humanoid research platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

NASA's Valkyrie, also called R5, is an all-electric humanoid built for the DARPA Robotics Challenge and research in degraded human-engineered environments.

Claimed capabilities: rugged humanoid mobility research, degraded-environment operation, swappable battery operation, humanoid manipulation research

Use/deployment notes: DARPA Robotics Challenge and space/disaster robotics research contexts described by NASA

Note: Historical/research entry; not a commercial humanoid product.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Rainbow Robotics · South Korea

humanoid research platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-08

HUBO2 is Rainbow Robotics' humanoid research platform, presented by the company as a commercialized humanoid sold to research institutes.

Claimed capabilities: bipedal locomotion research, 38 degrees of freedom, research institute platform

Use/deployment notes: Rainbow says HUBO2 has been sold to world-class research institutes including MIT and Google

Note: Included as an important commercial/research humanoid platform, not as a current general-purpose labor robot.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

ROBOTIS · South Korea

miniature humanoid research and education platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

ROBOTIS OP3 is a small open humanoid robot platform for research and education, with ROS support, DYNAMIXEL actuators, sensors, and documentation.

Claimed capabilities: miniature bipedal humanoid platform, ROS-supported research and education, open hardware/software documentation, dynamic motion experiments

Use/deployment notes: research and education activities described by ROBOTIS product and e-manual pages

Note: Canonical set to ROBOTIS e-Manual because the global product page hits an old TLS configuration from this runner; both are official ROBOTIS sources.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

ROBOTIS · South Korea

full-size open humanoid research platform · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-22

THORMANG3 is ROBOTIS's full-size open humanoid platform for locomotion, manipulation, SLAM and human-robot interaction research.

Claimed capabilities: stable walking research, SLAM and perception research, manipulation and adaptive gripper use, ROS and Gazebo support

Use/deployment notes: research, education and rescue-mission scenarios described by ROBOTIS documentation

Note: Canonical set to ROBOTIS e-Manual for reliable verification; global product page remains listed as an official source.

Sources: source 1 · source 2 · source 3

SoftBank Robotics · Japan

social humanoid service robot · Confidence: high · Verified 2026-06-08

Pepper is SoftBank Robotics' social humanoid robot for customer-facing interaction, retail, banking, hospitality, healthcare and education scenarios.

Claimed capabilities: human interaction, customer guidance, recommendations and information, business-facing service workflows

Use/deployment notes: SoftBank Robotics America lists retail, banking, education, hospitality and healthcare use cases

Note: Included as a major social-humanoid platform; it is not a bipedal industrial labor robot.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Toyota · Japan

humanoid research platform · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-03

Toyota's T-HR3 is a humanoid research platform focused on remote control and human-assistive robotics, important as a historical and technical benchmark.

Claimed capabilities: teleoperation, whole-body control, human-assistive robotics research

Use/deployment notes: research and demonstration use cases

Note: Toyota detail URL is bot-protected/403 from this runner but retained as the known official T-HR3 reference; refresh if Toyota changes archive URLs.

Sources: source 1 · source 2

Xiaomi Robotics Lab · China

full-size humanoid bionic robot prototype · Confidence: medium · Verified 2026-06-22

CyberOne is Xiaomi Robotics Lab's full-size humanoid bionic robot prototype, included as a serious major-company humanoid research signal rather than a shipping product.

Claimed capabilities: full-size humanoid form factor, bipedal posture balancing, arms and legs developed by Xiaomi, human-robot interaction research

Use/deployment notes: official Xiaomi page and community launch material describe a prototype/research reveal; commercial deployment is not established here

Note: Official page is reachable but difficult to extract from this runner; keep claims limited to official page/search metadata and avoid unsourced specs.

Sources: source 1 · source 2