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$ 32 000

Hobbs W1 is Noetix Robotics’ lifelike wheeled humanoid with a hyper-realistic silicone face. With 54 active DoF, including 32 in the face, LLM-powered conversation, lip sync and LiDAR navigation, it serves as a guide and receptionist in halls, offices, schools and hospitals.
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$ 55 999

HONOR’s first humanoid robot brings AI-driven assistance to service environments and smart spaces, featuring real-time perception, voice interaction, and a compact human-like design.
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$ 25 000

HONOR Robotics A1 is a compact humanoid from the Chinese phone brand HONOR. It is known for its human-like running gait, and it offers autonomous navigation, voice interaction and dance moves for public and consumer settings.
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$ 100 000

HONOR Robotics D1 “Lightning” is a full-size running humanoid from the Chinese phone brand HONOR. It won the 2026 Beijing half-marathon in 50:26, beating the human world record, using autonomous navigation.
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$ 45 000

HSR-ER-HR705 is Huashu Robot’s wheeled industrial humanoid, launched in August 2026. Standing 170 cm with 23 DoF, two 7-DoF collaborative arms at ±0.05 mm precision, torque sensing, laser SLAM navigation and 6+ hours of runtime, it handles dual-arm grasping, carrying and assembly in factories.
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$ 78 000

The I-Series by Simplexity Robotics is a humanoid robot platform designed to combine perception, reasoning, and physical interaction in real-world environments.
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$ 100 000

IGRIS-C is a production-ready humanoid robot developed by Robros to connect advanced AI research with real-world industrial deployment. It enables continuous experimentation, data collection, and validation across manufacturing, logistics, and applied research environments.
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$ 150 000

The Xpeng Iron is a versatile humanoid robot designed by Xpeng Robotics for applications in retail, healthcare, and logistics. Standing 180 cm tall and weighing 90 kg, it combines AI-driven intelligence with physical strength, enabling it to perform complex tasks. Equipped with sensors, depth cameras, and 26 degrees of freedom, Iron can perceive its surroundings, navigate dynamically, and lift up to 20 kg. Xpeng envisions Iron as a valuable tool for enhancing productivity and safety across industries, bridging technology with practical human applications.
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$ 150 000

Humanoid robot from XPENG with 200‑DoF mobility, 22‑DoF hands, 720° vision, and Turing‑AI compute for real‑world factory and retail tasks.
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$ 7 999

Isaac 0 is a stationary laundry-folding robot designed for the home. It uses coordinated arm motion and learning software to fold everyday garments and improve over time.
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$ 7 999

Isaac 1 is a wheeled home robot from Weave Robotics, built in San Francisco to handle laundry and daily tidying around the house.
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$ 95 000

The NVIDIA Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid Robot is the first open humanoid platform built for academic research. It combines a Unitree H2 Plus body, dual Sharpa Wave five-finger hands, NVIDIA’s Jetson AGX Thor on-board AI compute, and the full Isaac GR00T software stack into one integrated system. Available from Unitree in late 2026 for research and university labs.
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$ 100 000

The JAKA K1 is a flexible humanoid robot from JAKA Robotics, designed for automation in industries like manufacturing, logistics, and customer service. With a compact, modular design and intelligent AI, it recognizes objects, interprets tasks, and safely interacts with humans. Equipped with depth cameras and motion sensors, it navigates dynamic environments, performing precise actions. Lightweight and energy-efficient, the K1 is built for long-term use. JAKA Robotics aims for it to enhance productivity and safety, bridging technology with human-centered applications.
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$ 65 000

JAKA Kargo is a mobile dual-arm manipulation robot from Chinese cobot maker JAKA Robotics. It combines two seven-axis arms, an omnidirectional wheeled base, and a lifting waist column (0–800 mm) to handle sorting, material transport, and loading tasks in warehouses, factories, and logistics centers. With 21 total degrees of freedom, IP20 indoor rating, Intel Core i5 control, and a 1-millisecond control loop, Kargo deploys out of the box for industrial customers.
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$ 25 000

JAKA π is a 1.22-meter, 42-kilogram humanoid robot from Chinese cobot pioneer JAKA Robotics. Unveiled in China during Children’s Day season 2026, it targets four markets at once — higher education, new retail, entertainment, and companion/elderly care. Powered by an Intel-based “Fusion Brain” that combines motion control and AI computing on a single chip, π walks at 1.8 m/s, runs, jumps, and ships with open SDK access for developers.
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$ 35 000

JingChu is a 170 cm, 65 kg bipedal humanoid from Wuhan-based Hubei Jingchu Humanoid Robot (JCBOT). With 26 body DoF, planetary roller screw knees, 6-DoF hands, LLM voice interaction and about 8 hours of runtime, it targets education and service.
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