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The Honda Avatar Robot is a wheeled humanoid for remote physical work, demonstrated at CEATEC 2026. It pairs human-strength multi-fingered hands with 288 tactile channels and fingertip force sensing, plus an AI support system that shares control with the operator, for medicine, maintenance, disaster response and space.
Axol is Almond AI’s open, dual-arm robot for physical AI research — not a full humanoid, since it has no legs or head. It offers two 7-DOF arms with 860mm of reach and up to 6.5kg of payload per arm, built for real-world manipulation work rather than staged demos. It ships in stock from San Francisco starting at $9,499, with a fully open-source SDK and built-in VR teleoperation support.
The Svaya Robotics Bimanual system is a collaborative, dual-arm robotics platform. It leverages two high-precision 6-DOF industrial arms (e.g., SR-L series) for complex assembly and handling tasks. The system utilizes built-in force sensing, AI-driven digital-twin technology, and a no-code interface, making it safe and highly flexible for human-robot collaboration.
The Booster T1 is a versatile, open-source humanoid robot developed by Booster Robotics, aimed at developers and researchers. Known for its lightweight, flexible, and durable design, the T1 is capable of performing complex tasks like sports and intricate movements such as kung fu. Its advanced motion control system allows for smooth transitions, like rising from a prone position.
Booster T2 is Booster Robotics’ flagship embodied-AI development platform, built for researchers and developers who need strong compute, agile motion, and configurable end effectors.
Borg 01 is a Detroit-built, modular humanoid robot designed to address the challenges of repetitive and labor-intensive tasks in manufacturing and warehouses. With its ability to switch between bipedal and wheeled mobility, advanced AI for adaptability, and versatile end effectors, it offers a powerful, efficient solution for automation today while paving the way for broader applications in the future.
Calvin-40 is Wandercraft’s first industrial humanoid robot — a headless, voice-operated bipedal machine designed for heavy, physically demanding factory tasks. Built in 40 days on the same self-balancing platform that powers the company’s medical exoskeletons, it carries up to 40 kg, navigates autonomously, and is already deployed on Renault’s EV production line.
Centaur-G1 is Elite Robots’ wheeled dual-arm humanoid for precision manufacturing, launched in May 2026. With 20 DoF, two 7-DoF arms at ±0.1 mm repeatability, six-axis force sensing, mecanum-wheel SLAM navigation and the Primo embodied AI platform, it targets optical module and AI infrastructure production.
Cinnamon 1 is a next-generation humanoid robot designed by Tokyo-based Donut Robotics. It aims to assist in industrial, security, and service roles. Cinnamon 1 uses advanced gesture control and AI to work with people in noisy or quiet environments. The robot signals a new era of human-robot interaction and future workplace automation.
CLOiD is LG’s service-oriented humanoid robot platform designed for public and commercial environments. Instead of focusing on extreme mobility, it prioritizes interaction, reliability, and safety. CLOiD represents LG’s vision of practical robots that assist people in everyday spaces rather than replace them.
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