Tien Kung 3.0
$ 125 000
Tien Kung 3.0 is a full-size humanoid robot designed for dynamic mobility and open development. It runs, climbs stairs, jumps, and adapts to varied environments through an open hardware and SDK ecosystem.
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TM Xplore 1
$ 25 000
TM Xplore I is Techman Robot’s first wheeled humanoid prototype, combining AI vision, articulated arms, and a mobile base for flexible handling and industrial automation in warehouses and factories.
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Tora DoubleOne
$ 45 000
TORA DoubleOne is a wheeled humanoid robot developed by PaXini for real-world industrial and service environments. It combines articulated upper-body manipulation with a stable, high-speed mobile base, enabling efficient work in human-designed spaces. The platform focuses on adaptability, safety, and continuous operation rather than experimental locomotion.
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ToraOne
$ 100 000ToraOne is a groundbreaking humanoid robot from Paxini, offering advanced features, adaptability, and energy efficiency. It is designed to excel in diverse industries while promoting sustainability, setting a benchmark for how robots can seamlessly integrate into human environments.
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TWIST
$ 0
TWIST by Stanford University is a whole-body imitation system that enables real-time humanoid teleoperation and generates high-quality training data through natural human movement.
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TX System
$ 0
Telexistence TX System is a large-scale teleoperation platform that enables humanoid robots to perform real tasks while generating real-world training data.
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UnifoLM-VLA-0
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Open-source VLA for general-purpose humanoid manipulation; built on Qwen2.5-VL and Isaac-GR00T
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UnifoLM-WMA-0
$ 0Open-source world model-action architecture for general-purpose robot learning; includes simulation engine and policy head
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UniSim
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Universal simulator trained on diverse interaction data; generates realistic robot action consequences for policy learning
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Unitree R1
$ 5 900
Unitree’s new R1 is a 1.22 m‑tall, 25 kg humanoid priced from US $5 900 that can run, cartwheel and recover falls, bringing full‑body robotics into an affordable developer‑friendly form factor.
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V-JEPA 2
$ 0
Video Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture; predicts future video representations for robot action planning from passive video
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