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$ 55 000

Gino 1 is Geek+’s warehouse-native wheeled humanoid, launched in February 2026. With force-controlled 7-DoF arms, 7-DoF three-finger tactile hands with palm cameras, NVIDIA Jetson Thor compute and the Geek+ Brain VLA system, it picks, packs, moves totes and inspects warehouses.
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$ 80 000

A shape-shifting Chinese humanoid from automaker GAC Group that switches between a stable four-wheel stance and an upright two-wheel posture, built on GAC’s own autonomous-driving AI.
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$ 40 000

GoMate Mini is GAC Group’s fourth-generation wheel-legged humanoid, developed by its startup Huilun Technology. Standing 1.70 m with 27 DoF, it switches between two-wheel, four-wheel and folded modes, runs 8+ hours, self-rights after falls, and already works in security, guidance and auto plants.
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$ 125 000

The GR-1 is an advanced humanoid robot developed by Fourier Intelligence, a Shanghai-based company specializing in robotics and rehabilitation technology. Unveiled in 2023, the GR-1 represents a significant step forward in the field of general-purpose humanoid robots.
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$ 125 000

Fourier’s GR-2 humanoid robot represents the next milestone in robotics with its combination of advanced agility, precision, and innovative AI features. Equipped with 12-DoF dexterous hands and capable of real-time tactile adaptation, the GR-2 is designed to handle complex tasks with remarkable accuracy. Its powerful FSA 2.0 actuators enhance dynamic mobility, while a versatile development toolkit ensures seamless integration with platforms like NVIDIA Isaac Lab and ROS. With a focus on reliability and developer accessibility, the GR-2 is shaping the future of human-robot collaboration across industries
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$ 80 000

Fourier GR-3 is a care-focused humanoid robot designed for social interaction, companionship, and human-centered service tasks.
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$ 112 000

The Unitree H1-2 is a full-size universal humanoid robot designed for research, development, and advanced mobility tasks. It stands roughly human height, carries high-torque joint motors, and uses 360° depth perception to sense its environment. The robot emphasizes agility, balance, and whole-body motion while serving as a flexible platform for developers and institutions pushing humanoid robotics forward.
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$ 90 000

Unitree H2 is a 180 cm, ~70 kg humanoid with ~31‑DoF articulation and a lifelike design, unveiled to showcase expressive, humanlike motion for future real‑world tasks. It builds on Unitree’s experience from designing the H1, G1 and R1 robots and brings Unitree impressive motion control to the next level.
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$ 95 000

The Unitree H2 Plus is a 1.82-meter, 70-kilogram research humanoid robot built for frontier AI and robotics R&D. It serves as the official hardware body of NVIDIA’s first Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid, bundling Unitree’s full-stack mechanics with NVIDIA Jetson Thor on-board compute, optional Sharpa Wave five-finger tactile hands, and the open Isaac GR00T software stack. Ships globally in late 2026.
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$ 55 000

Unitree H2-D is a wheeled dual-arm humanoid with a height-adjustable column. It has 7-DoF arms, a choice of hands and autonomous navigation, and it is built for research, data collection and manipulation tasks.
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$ 45 000

Unitree H2-X is a long-endurance variant of Unitree’s full-size H2 humanoid, built to serve and guard. It runs for about 8 hours per charge, compared with H2’s 3 hours. On the H2 platform it would stand about 182 cm tall with 31 DoF, 360 N·m leg joints and a humanlike face.
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$ 75 000

HELIOS is a four-arm humanoid robot prototype from ORBIT Robotics designed for microgravity operations and space research. The platform focuses on autonomous experimentation, teleoperation, and advanced manipulation inside future space stations.
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$ 80 000

The HIVA Haiwa is a 165 cm wheeled humanoid robot from Haier, created as an advanced domestic helper. It features 44 degrees of freedom and dexterous hands, allowing it to integrate with and operate smart home appliances. The robot handles a wide array of chores, from cooking and cleaning to complex laundry tasks like ironing and folding clothes.
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$ 100 000

In summary, HMND 01 is a highly capable humanoid robot engineered for automation, precision, and adaptability. With its advanced movement, AI-driven perception, and industrial-grade functionality, it has the potential to transform various industries by streamlining operations and supporting human workers.
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$ 110 000

HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal is a UK-built humanoid robot designed for agile bipedal motion, intelligent perception, and versatile manipulation — built to operate in industrial, logistics, retail, or future service environments.
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$ 35 000

Hobbs is a humanoid robot developed by Noetix Robotics for education, research, and light service scenarios. It focuses on human-like interaction, expressive motion, and safe operation in shared spaces. The platform emphasizes approachability and modularity rather than industrial strength.
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