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$ 30 000

UBTECH Walker C is a 163 cm humanoid service robot for wayfinding, reception, and visitor support. Autonomous navigation (U‑SLAM), natural dialog, Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth, and 2–4 h runtime. Up to 6 km/h.
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$ 79 000

Walker C1 is a next-generation humanoid service robot from UBTECH Robotics designed for public interaction, entertainment, and intelligent commercial services. The robot combines expressive movement, AI-powered communication, and autonomous mobility in a full-size humanoid platform.
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$ 23 800

Walker II is DroidUp’s lightweight tendon-driven biped humanoid. At 170 cm and just 32 kg, it walks up to 9 km/h, runs about six hours per charge and serves in education, guided tours, security patrols and stage shows.
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$ 75 000

The UBTECH Walker S1 is an advanced humanoid robot designed to assist with tasks in both home and office environments. With its sophisticated navigation, movement, and interaction abilities, it can handle a wide range of activities, including walking, lifting, and responding to voice commands. Its sleek design and autonomous functions make it a versatile and intelligent companion.
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$ 80 000

Industrial humanoid with a 52‑DOF body, dexterous hands and an autonomous battery‑swap system, enabling near‑24/7 factory uptime while handling up to 15 kg within a human‑scale workspace.
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$ 41 000

Walker Tienkung is UBTECH’s full-size, open research and education humanoid. Standing 170 cm tall, it runs at 10 km/h, crosses rough terrain and supports modular arms, dexterous hands, sensors and ROS 2 development.
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$ 120 000

Wanda 2.0 is an advanced humanoid robot designed for industrial research and collaborative automation. It combines balanced locomotion, dexterous manipulation, and AI-based perception to operate safely in structured environments.
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$ 47 000

X-Bot (Boxing) is Yue Quan Bionics’ full-size bipedal humanoid, standing 167 cm and weighing 60 kg. With 51 DoF, 340 N·m joints, 20 kg dual-arm payload, LiDAR vision and optional bionic dexterous hands, it serves reception, guidance, education and industrial support.
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$ 90 000

Xialan S0 is a 169 cm full-size humanoid robot with 40+ degrees of freedom, designed for embodied AI research and advanced motion control development.
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$ 25 000

Xiao Di is BYD’s first self-developed humanoid robot, revealed through a design patent in October 2026. Standing 161 cm and weighing 58.5 kg, with 31 DoF and dexterous hands, it is designed to greet customers and explain vehicles in BYD dealerships.
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$ 90 000

Xiao Liu is Tencent Robotics X Lab’s newest demonstration humanoid, a wheeled eldercare and home-assistance robot that performs precise, human-like therapeutic massage through advanced force and tactile sensing.
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$ 21 000

Xiao Tuo is a humanoid robot by TOPSTAR designed for research, light industrial tasks, and human-robot interaction. It focuses on stable navigation and practical manipulation, serving as an accessible platform for robotics development rather than a high-performance humanoid.
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$ 75 000

XiaQi is a 169 cm humanoid robot with 40+ degrees of freedom, built for intelligent interaction, guided services, and AI-driven public engagement.
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$ 57 000

The XTRON KUAVO-MY Humanoid Robot is developed for research and practical applications. With advanced motion control, stereo vision, and robust terrain handling, it is ideal for both academic exploration and industrial deployment.
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$ 35 000

Y1 is Tlibot’s wheeled folding and lifting dual-arm humanoid. With a 500 mm lift, 2.47 m working range, 5 kg-per-arm payload, LiDAR navigation, Jetson AGX Orin compute, ROS 2 support and 4–6 h runtime, it serves handling, research and service tasks.
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$ 25 000

Y2-B is Tlibot’s compact wheeled dual-arm robot with a pitching (bending) torso. With a 2.19 m working range, 5 kg-per-arm payload, LiDAR navigation, Jetson Orin NX compute, ROS 2 support and a weight of up to 85 kg, it serves research and light handling tasks.
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