Personal robots for household tasks, companionship, and daily life support.
9 robots for this use case
LG Electronics
LG's home assistance humanoid robot, debuted at CES 2026 to wide acclaim. CLOi-D (pronounced "Cloyd") is designed to integrate seamlessly with LG's ThinQ smart home ecosystem, handling household tasks from cleaning to cooking assistance. With LG's massive consumer electronics distribution network, CLOi-D could become the first humanoid robot available at mainstream retailers. Pricing and shipping dates TBD.
XPENG
XPENG's entry into humanoid robotics, leveraging the EV maker's expertise in AI, autonomous driving, and manufacturing at scale. Iron is positioned as a general-purpose humanoid that can transition from factory floors to home environments.
Galbot
A Shenzhen-based newcomer offering a compact, affordable humanoid with an open-source software stack.
1X Technologies
The world's first consumer-ready humanoid designed for everyday home living, now shipping to early adopters. NEO features a soft-bodied design for safe human interaction, IP68-rated hands, and 22 DOF per hand for human-level dexterity. It can lift up to 70 kg, carry 25 kg, and self-charges when needed. Available for purchase at $20,000 or lease at $499/month.
Tesla
Tesla's third-generation humanoid robot with 22-DOF Gen 3 hands and vision-only AI derived from Full Self-Driving technology. Production started at the Fremont factory in January 2026, with custom Tesla-designed actuators replacing off-the-shelf components. Over 1,000 units deployed internally across Tesla factories. The FSD AI platform enables learning from demonstration. External consumer sales targeted at $25,000–$30,000 for 2026–2027.
Figure AI
Figure AI's first consumer-oriented humanoid. Leveraging the Helix 2.0 autonomy framework and a custom OpenAI vision-language model, the Figure 04 targets a sub-$50K price for mass adoption. Expected to feature a lighter carbon-composite frame, 8-hour battery, and an open developer API. Announced at CES 2026 with pre-orders expected Q3 2026.
1X Technologies
The Beta variant of 1X's NEO line features an upgraded EVE 2.0 vision system, improved grasping with 24-DOF hands, and a slimmer 28 kg frame.
Mentee Robotics
Founded by Prof. Amnon Shashua (Mobileye co-founder), Mentee Robotics is developing a transformer-based humanoid that learns entirely from simulation.
Fauna Robotics
A home-oriented humanoid and developer platform from Fauna Robotics. Sprout is designed for both end consumers who want a home robot companion and developers building the next generation of home robotics applications. Shipping now at $50,000 USD, Sprout offers an open SDK, ROS 2 compatibility, and a curated app marketplace. Its friendly, approachable design and safety-first engineering make it suitable for homes with children and elderly residents.