Fully electric successor to the hydraulic Atlas. 56 DOF, super-human range joints, 50kg payload, IP67-rated, autonomous battery hot-swap. Won 'Best Robot' at CES 2026.
Industrial
Capability
84
Est. Cost$420K
Units~12
Robot Directory
34 humanoid robots tracked and ranked by capability. Rankings updated weekly.
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#1
#2
Tesla's general-purpose humanoid. Gen 3 targeted for mid-2026 with mass production Q3 2026. In-house AI5 compute, 2.3 kWh battery. Analysts value the program at $25-100B of Tesla's market cap.
Industrial
Capability
72
Est. Cost$30K (target)
Units~500
#3
#4
Humanoid with proprietary Carbon AI cognition architecture and dexterous hydraulic hands. Demonstrated retail sorting and packaging tasks. One of the most prolific patent filers.
Industrial
Capability
64
Est. Cost$60K (est.)
Units~50
#5
South Korean dual-arm humanoid with force-torque sensing. KAIST spinout. Samsung strategic stake. Demonstrated in hospital and manufacturing pilots.
Industrial
Capability
62
Est. Cost$45K (est.)
Units~50
#6
XPENG's humanoid adapting autonomous vehicle SLAM to bipedal locomotion. Custom in-house Turing chips delivering 3,000 TOPS. Simulation-trained control.
Industrial
Capability
60
Est. Cost$50K (est.)
Units~20
#7
Unitree's next-generation humanoid. Upgraded from H1 with improved actuators, higher payload, and enhanced AI capabilities.
Industrial
Capability
62
Est. Cost$60K (est.)
Units~10
#8
Adaptive humanoid robot from Chinese deep-tech company. Designed for general-purpose industrial applications with advanced manipulation capabilities.
Industrial
Capability
59
Est. Cost$40K (est.)
Units~50
#9
Purpose-built 5-foot-9 warehouse robot. 140lb, 35lb payload (50lb next-gen), 4hr battery, swappable end-effectors. First paid-pilot humanoid in the West with 100+ units shipped.
Industrial
Capability
60
Est. Cost$50K (est.)
Units~1,100
#10
High-speed bipedal humanoid with whole-body motion planning. AgiBot shipped 5,168 units in 2025 β more than any other humanoid company. HK IPO planned 2026.
Industrial
Capability
61
Est. Cost$20K (est.)
Units5,168
#11
German humanoid with cognitive sensing and non-contact human safety systems. Operated in shared workspaces without safety cages. Raised ~$55M+.
Industrial
Capability
58
Est. Cost$80K (est.)
Units~10
#12
The world's fastest humanoid robot at 7.4 mph. Full-sized general-purpose humanoid with 32 DOF, designed for research and commercial applications.
Industrial
Capability
61
Est. Cost$50K (est.)
Units500+
#13
44-DOF space-rated humanoid designed for astronaut assistance and planetary exploration. Tested in ISS environments and DARPA challenges.
Research
Capability
54
Est. CostClassified
Units~5
#14
Norwegian-designed home humanoid with geared motors safe for indoor interaction. EVE variant for security. Valued at ~$10B. EQT committed to 10,000 units.
Domestic
Capability
54
Est. Cost$30K (est.)
Units~100
#15
Dual-arm humanoid designed for food and beverage automation. Commercial deployments in restaurants and cafes across the US. VC-backed, focused on hospitality.
Domestic
Capability
53
Est. Cost$35K (est.)
Units~50
#16
Advanced bipedal humanoid with robust terrain handling. Top finisher in the DARPA Robotics Challenge. Published locomotion algorithms used by many other teams.
Research
Capability
56
Est. CostResearch
Units~3
#17
Chinese humanoid focused on healthcare and rehabilitation. GR-2 in mass production. Exoskeleton-derived actuators for high endurance.
Domestic
Capability
52
Est. Cost$40K (est.)
Units500+
#18
Shenzhen-based humanoid founded 2022. Vision of AI robot assistants for billions. Full-sized bipedal humanoid with advanced AI integration.
Industrial
Capability
52
Est. Cost$50K (est.)
Units~20
#19
Israeli humanoid with Sim2Real training pipeline and vision-only navigation. Completed multi-step office tasks autonomously. Raised ~$17M+.
Domestic
Capability
50
Est. Cost$25K (est.)
Units~15
#20
ποΈ On the Radar
TALOS: 1.75m, bipedal, 32 DOF. Standard ROS-compatible humanoid platform widely used in EU research. REEM-C: full-size humanoid for industrial R&D.
Research
Capability
51
Est. Cost$200K+
Units~30
#21
Chinese humanoid robot from Galaxea (ζζ΅·εΎ), focused on intelligent robot solutions. Full-sized bipedal platform for research and commercial use.
Industrial
Capability
51
Est. Cost$60K (est.)
Units~10
#22
French autonomous exoskeleton-humanoid hybrid for rehabilitation. CE marked and deployed in clinics. Raised β¬45M+. Self-balancing technology.
Industrial
Capability
50
Est. Costβ¬120K
Units~30
#23
Chinese humanoid with point-foot bipedal locomotion capable of navigating forest trails and rock faces. $200M Series B raised early 2026.
Industrial
Capability
51
Est. Cost$25K (est.)
Units~10
#24
Mass-produced humanoid deployed in Chinese automotive factories. 800M+ yuan in orders. Listed on HKEX (9880.HK), ~$6.7B market cap.
Industrial
Capability
49
Est. Cost$25K (est.)
Units1,000+
#25
#26
Compact, affordable humanoid at ~$16K. Smaller sibling of the H1 with 23 DOF. Designed for researchers, educators, and developers. Most accessible humanoid on the market.
Industrial
Capability
49
Est. Cost$16K
Units3,700+
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#29
The most expressive humanoid face ever made. Hyper-realistic facial actuators, social AI integrations. Used globally in research, entertainment, and public demonstrations.
Social
Capability
42
Est. Cost$100K+
Units~50
#30
Humanoid controlled via Master Maneuvering teleoperation system. Toyota's decades of robotics R&D applied to human-coexistence robots. Space telepresence research.
Research
Capability
43
Est. CostResearch
Units~10
#31
Compact and affordable humanoid robot from Unitree. Smaller than G1, designed for research and light commercial applications. Priced for mass adoption.
Industrial
Capability
42
Est. Cost$10K (est.)
Units~500
#32
#33
USA/Poland startup building humanoids with biomimetic musculoskeletal systems using pneumatic muscles. Demonstrated anatomically accurate upper-body muscle recruitment.
Research
Capability
32
Est. CostTBD
Units~2
#34