Humanoid Robots
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Humanoid robots include research platforms, data-collection systems, industrial pilots and demonstration machines, with large differences between announcement and actual purchase availability. Compare degrees of freedom, payload, runtime, teleoperation, SDK/ROS support, safety limits, delivery terms and service—not demonstration video alone.
Unitree G1
Humanoid Robots
Compact humanoid with separate G1 and G1 EDU configurations
From US $13.5K (tax and shipping excluded)
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Humanoid Robots
Commercial humanoid already working in BMW plants
Beta / limited access · Contact the vendor for pricing
Boston Dynamics Atlas
Humanoid Robots
Industrial humanoid for material handling with autonomous battery swapping
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
Sharpa D01
Humanoid Robots
Dual-arm humanoid manipulation platform with tactile skin and teleoperation
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
1X NEO
Humanoid Robots
Home humanoid with early-access autonomy and scheduled remote assistance
Announced · Pre-order
AGIBOT X2
Humanoid Robots
Base X2 humanoid for motion and interactive demonstrations
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
AGIBOT X1
Humanoid Robots
Open-source humanoid research platform with documented inference software
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
AGIBOT A2-W
Humanoid Robots
Wheeled dual-arm manipulation platform for flexible manufacturing
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
AGIBOT A3
Humanoid Robots
Full-size humanoid for stage performance and research
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
Unitree R1-A-D
Humanoid Robots
Mobile dual-arm platform with separate A5-D and A7-D configurations
Price from $4,290
Unitree G1-D
Humanoid Robots
Dual-arm data-collection platform with stationary and mobile variants
Contact the vendor for pricing
Unitree H2-D
Humanoid Robots
Industrial dual-arm platform with distinct Standard and Flagship bases
Contact the vendor for pricing
AGIBOT A2 Lite
Humanoid Robots
Full-size humanoid for choreographed and group performances
AGIBOT A2 Ultra
Humanoid Robots
Full-size humanoid with 40 DOF and multimodal sensing
Unitree H2 Plus
Humanoid Robots
H2 Plus humanoid with configuration-specific computing and hands
The official store lists direct purchase; configuration, stock, shipping and regional terms may vary.
Unitree H2
Humanoid Robots
H2 humanoid with configuration-specific computing and hands
The official page lists a direct price for H2 and quote-based access for H2 EDU; tax, shipping and configuration vary.
Unitree R1
Humanoid Robots
Compact humanoid with separate AIR, R1 and EDU editions
From $4,900 (R1 AIR); R1 $5,900; R1 EDU contact sales
Unitree H1
Humanoid Robots
Full-size humanoid; H1 specifications kept separate from H1-2
Contact the vendor for pricing
UBTECH Walker S2
Humanoid Robots
Industrial humanoid with autonomous battery exchange
Not specified · Contact the vendor for pricing
Microduck
Humanoid Robots
25 cm open-source biped for reinforcement-learning experiments
Announced · Pre-order
Sanctuary AI Phoenix
Humanoid Robots
Humanoid robot with human-like dexterity and cognition
Contact the vendor for pricing
LimX Luna
Humanoid Robots
LimX Luna is a full-size interactive humanoid robot with a 160 cm body and 27 degrees of freedom, designed for commercial performances.
Contact the vendor for pricing
TRON 2
Humanoid Robots
LimX Dynamics TRON 2 is a multi-form embodied robot with dual-arm, wheeled-biped and biped configurations for VLA research and mobile manipulation.
Contact the vendor for pricing
NEURA 4NE-1
Humanoid Robots
NEURA 4NE-1 is a cognitive humanoid robot from NEURA Robotics, designed for human-like movement and AI-powered perception.
Pre-order
FAQ
What can you actually do with a humanoid robot today?
Publicly purchasable platforms are often used for research, algorithm validation, teleoperation and controlled trials; many industrial demonstrations remain pilots. Confirm exact-model delivery, SDK access and whether a demo relies on human teleoperation.
Should a hobbyist buy a humanoid robot?
Start from the learning goal. An arm, mobile base or simulator is usually easier to maintain and debug for perception, control and manipulation work. Humanoids add balance, fall protection, batteries, spares and a more complex software stack.
What specs matter most when choosing a humanoid?
No single number decides it. DoF affects motion space, payload and runtime constrain tasks, SDK access determines development freedom, and safety limits, spares and support determine long-term usability.