Catalog
Every humanoid robot you can buy, pre-order, or watch in 2026
16 of 40 robots
Unitree Robotics
A compact humanoid built for mass production at a consumer-accessible price. Now starting from $13,500 USD for the Basic model, the G1 lineup spans 6 variants from entry-level to the $52K G1 EDU U5 Ultimate C with 5-finger dexterous hands. The top-tier EDU variant packs an NVIDIA Jetson Orin (275 TOPS), Dex3-1 dexterous hands with 14 DOF, and up to 43 total degrees of freedom. Ships with 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, and full ROS 2 SDK access.
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.
Unitree's upgraded full-size research humanoid and current world speed record holder for humanoid robots. The H1-2 adds IP54 weatherproofing, an NVIDIA Jetson Thor compute module, and dual 6-DOF dexterous hands. Max joint torque increased to 420 N·m. Supports cold-weather operation down to -20°C, making it one of the few humanoids rated for Canadian winters.
Unitree's original full-size research humanoid standing 178 cm tall with 360 N·m max joint torque. The H1 features 3D LiDAR, depth cameras, and an 864 Wh hot-swappable battery providing up to 2 hours of runtime. Designed for labs and universities pushing the boundaries of bipedal locomotion and AI. Now superseded by the H1-2 with improved specs.
1X Technologies' wheeled humanoid designed for enterprise security and logistics. Standing 186 cm tall and weighing 86 kg, EVE combines a bipedal-upper-body form with a wheeled mobile base for efficient indoor navigation. Deployed across security and logistics facilities, EVE features autonomous patrol routes, real-time anomaly detection, and two-way communication. Its upper body provides human-like manipulation for tasks like opening doors and operating equipment.
Fourier Intelligence
A research-grade humanoid with deep roots in medical rehabilitation technology. The GR-1 stands 165 cm tall with 40 DOF and FSA high-performance actuators delivering up to 300 N·m torque. Shipping globally to research partners and healthcare institutions. Now succeeded by the GR-2 for next-generation applications, but remains the more battle-tested platform for academic research.
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.
HMND
At 220 cm (7'3") tall, the HMND 01 Alpha is the largest commercially available humanoid robot. Built for heavy industrial applications where size and strength matter — construction sites, shipyards, heavy manufacturing. Its massive frame can manipulate large industrial components that smaller humanoids simply cannot handle. Currently shipping to select industrial customers.
Engineered Arts
The world's most expressive humanoid robot face. Ameca features over 50 individually controllable facial actuators producing the most realistic expressions of any robot. Standing 180 cm tall, Ameca is used globally at trade shows, museums, and research institutions for human-robot interaction (HRI) research. Programmable via the Tritium web platform. Now priced from $100,000–$140,000 USD, down from earlier estimates.
Promobot
A commercially proven service humanoid with deployments across 45+ countries. Promobot V.4 stands 150 cm tall with a customizable face, multilingual speech, and autonomous navigation. Widely used in healthcare facilities as a patient greeter and information kiosk, in retail stores for customer engagement, and in hotels as a concierge. Features face recognition, natural language processing, and can be configured with custom faces to match brand requirements.
Aldebaran (SoftBank Robotics)
The classic humanoid robot icon. Standing just 58 cm tall and weighing 5.4 kg, NAO has been a fixture in education and therapy for over a decade. Used in thousands of schools and healthcare facilities worldwide for STEM education, autism therapy, elderly companionship, and programming education. With its approachable size and comprehensive SDK, NAO remains the most widely deployed small humanoid robot in the world.
SoftBank Robotics
The world's first social humanoid robot designed to live with humans. With over 15,000 units deployed worldwide in retail stores, hotels, hospitals, and schools, Pepper can read emotions through facial recognition and voice analysis. Now primarily available on a monthly lease basis (~$1,800/month) or by special order, Pepper remains the go-to robot for customer-facing interaction in retail and hospitality settings.