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$ 25 000

Jingchu Elf is JCBOT’s 165 cm wheeled service humanoid from Wuhan. With 16 body DoF, SLAM navigation, LiDAR and depth sensing, face recognition, AI dialogue, ~117 TOPS NVIDIA compute and about 8 hours of runtime, it serves guidance, reception and research.
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$ 131 999

Jupiter is Zeroth’s 165 cm full-size humanoid robot for logistics, security and front-of-house service. It combines autonomous operation with human teleoperation, so operators can take over whenever a task gets too complex.
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$ 15 000

K0 by ROBOTIS is an open-source humanoid robot designed for research, education, and AI development, offering full hardware and software transparency for customization and experimentation.
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$ 6 000

Booster K1 is a compact humanoid robot designed for education, research, and competition. It blends agile motion, powerful onboard AI, and rich sensors in a lightweight package.
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$ 18 000

The K2 Bumblebee is a compact humanoid robot by Kepler Robotics designed for research, education, and AI experimentation. It offers smooth mobility, basic manipulation abilities, and an accessible platform for developing and testing robotics technologies.
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$ 80 000

KAI is a humanoid robot by Kinetix AI designed for household and real-world tasks, combining advanced dexterity, tactile sensing, and AI-driven understanding.
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$ 150 000

KAIST Humanoid v0.9 is a 165 cm, 75 kg bipedal humanoid from KAIST’s DRCD Lab, with arms by RAILAB. Using in-house quasi-direct-drive actuators, onboard vision and reinforcement learning, it runs at up to 12–13 km/h, pushes 35 kg objects and lifts loads of up to 20 kg.
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$ 200 000

A 190 cm Japanese disaster-response humanoid from Kawasaki Heavy Industries, unveiled at iREX 2025, built for autonomous navigation and VR-teleoperated rescue and heavy-industry work.
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$ 100 000

Kangaroo is a dynamic bipedal robot developed by PAL Robotics, featuring advanced actuators, lightweight construction, and energy-efficient design. It is engineered for high-speed, precise movements, making it a key tool for research in legged locomotion and biomechanics.
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$ 150 000

KAPEX is an AI-powered humanoid robot from LG Electronics and KIST that aims to combine bipedal mobility, tactile dexterous hands, and a powerful vision-language AI to perform real-world tasks alongside humans.
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$ 100 000

Keenon XMAN‑R1 is a next-generation humanoid service robot built for the real-world demands of the service industry. It delivers food, transports luggage, cleans rooms, and collaborates with other robots—intelligently and efficiently.
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$ 69 999

Kengo is Galaxea Dynamics’ self-developed bipedal humanoid robot, unveiled June 2, 2026. Built with just two core actuator modules across the entire joint system, Kengo combines mass-production-ready hardware with Galaxea’s embodied AI brain and high-performance motion engine. The robot delivers over 130 N·m of joint torque, withstands repeated falls and impacts, and targets industrial manufacturing, commercial services, and everyday home life. Made in Beijing by one of China’s newer humanoid robotics unicorns.
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$ 85 000

Kepler Exploration Robot Co., Ltd. has made waves in the robotics industry with its innovative Kepler Forerunner series of humanoid robots. This Chinese company, founded in 2023, has quickly established itself as a formidable player in the field of advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.
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$ 25 000

The Kepler Forerunner K2 is a humanoid robot built for commercial and industrial use by Kepler Robotics. Standing at 178 cm and weighing 85 kg, it has 52 degrees of freedom for precise movement. Featuring advanced actuators, it performs well in dynamic settings like manufacturing and hazardous areas. Its cloud-based AI supports autonomous learning and task planning, while Kepler OS enables customization for research, education, and emergency response.
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$ 75 000

The Kinisi KR1 is a wheeled humanoid robot from US-based Kinisi Robotics, designed for practical warehouse tasks like pick-and-place and sorting. Combining LLM intelligence with high-speed mobility up to 14.4 km/h, this 162 cm tall prototype offers autonomous operation, human-level precision, and safety in shared spaces, addressing labor shortages efficiently.
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$ 75 000

Kinisi 01 / KR1 is a USD 75k wheeled humanoid‑form robot from California‑based Kinisi Robotics, built to handle 10 kg warehouse pick‑and‑place tasks for up to eight hours on a single, hot‑swappable battery.
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