Humanoid robot tracker: every robot, price, spec and status

22 humanoid robots tracked · last checked 2026-10-20 · every figure comes from a cited source; n/a means no reliable source yet.

Robot	Maker	Status	Price	Height	Weight	Payload	Unveiled
AgiBot A2	AgiBot	Shipping	A2 Ultra: $112,061	169 cm	69 kg	n/a	2024
Ameca	Engineered Arts	Shipping	n/a	187 cm	62 kg	n/a
Galbot G1	Beijing Galbot Co., Ltd.	Shipping	Not officially listed.	173 cm	92.5 kg	10 kg	2025-03
Kepler K2 Bumblebee (Forerunner K2)	Shanghai Kepler Robotics Co., Ltd.	Shipping	Base model $30,000	175 cm	75 kg	30 kg	2025-04
PM01	EngineAI Robotics	Shipping	88,000 yuan	138 cm	40 kg	n/a	2024-12
UBTech Walker S2	UBTech Robotics	Shipping	n/a	176 cm	n/a	15 kg	2025-07
Unitree G1	Unitree Robotics	Shipping	From $13,500	132 cm	35 kg	2 kg	2024-05
Unitree H2 ("Destiny Awakening")	Unitree Robotics	Shipping	$40,900 for the commercial H2 and $68,900 for the EDU, both…	180 cm	70 kg	n/a	2025-10
Unitree R1	Unitree Robotics	Shipping	From $4,900	120 cm	25 kg	n/a	2025-07
4NE1 (4NE-1)	NEURA Robotics	Pre-orders	n/a	180 cm	80 kg	n/a	2023
Apollo	Apptronik	Pilot deployments	n/a	173 cm	72.5 kg	25 kg	2023
Atlas (electric)	Boston Dynamics	Pilot deployments	n/a	n/a	n/a	50 kg	2024-04
Booster T1	Booster Robotics	Discontinued	$41,224	n/a	n/a	n/a
Clone Alpha	Clone Robotics	Announced	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	2024-12
Digit	Agility Robotics	Pilot deployments	n/a	175 cm	n/a	16 kg	2019
Figure 03	Figure AI	Announced	n/a	173 cm	61 kg	20 kg	2025-10
Fourier GR-3	Fourier	Announced	~$120,000	165 cm	71 kg	3 kg	2025-08
MenteeBot	Mentee Robotics	Prototype	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
NEO	1X Technologies	Pre-orders	$20,000 Early Access purchase	168 cm	30 kg	25 kg	2024-08
Phoenix	Sanctuary AI	Unknown	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
Tesla Optimus	Tesla	Prototype	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	2021-08
XPeng IRON	XPeng	Pilot deployments	n/a	173 cm	70 kg	n/a	2024-11

Robot by robot

AgiBot A2 Shipping

Maker: AgiBot (AGIBOT Innovation (Shanghai) Technology Co., Ltd., also known as Zhiyuan Robotics)
Country: China
Status: AgiBot's A2 Ultra product page says over a thousand units are deployed in real-world operations, and IDC (via Baidu Baike) put AgiBot's 2025 humanoid shipments at about 5,000 units across all models, not A2 alone.
Price: A2 Ultra: $112,061 (RobotShop reseller listing, not an official price); no official A2 price found. A2 Lite: $44,560 international (AgiBot global store, per Robozaps blog, which I did not check on the store itself).
Degrees of freedom: 40
Top speed (km/h): 11.9
Verified so far: AgiBot says an A2 Ultra set a Guinness World Record by walking 106.286 km across provinces, and Wikipedia reports Guinness recognized the A2 for walking over 100 km in November 2025. I found no independent tests of A2 performance.
Demo caveats: No teleoperation, scripting or staging disclosure was found for specific A2 demos. AgiBot sells a VR teleoperation kit for the A2 Ultra and A2 Lite, and its A2 Lite store page describes preset action sequences and group-control choreography for performances.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Ameca Shipping

Maker: Engineered Arts
Degrees of freedom: 61
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Galbot G1 Shipping

Maker: Beijing Galbot Co., Ltd. (Galaxy General)
Country: China
Status: The Robot Report said nearly 10 Beijing stores had G1 by mid-2025. A secondary blog (Robozaps) cites a company-reported figure of over 170 retail units in 40+ cities by mid-2026. The same blog cites an on-the-ground report of fewer than 150 robots built per year. Large order figures (e.g. 1,000 units for Patek Precision) are agreements, not confirmed installed units.
Price: Not officially listed. Robozaps, a secondary source, reports a JD.com listing of about 690-700k yuan and a flash sale at about 630k yuan.
Battery (hours): 8
Top speed (km/h): 5.4
Verified so far: G1 runs in Beijing retail stores and pharmacies, including a Haidian pharmacy that CGTN reported in March 2026 and a company-reported 99.5% grasp success rate. Galbot also won the pharmacy-sorting event at the August 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games, and it says it did so autonomously.
Demo caveats: No source found in which Galbot discloses teleoperation, scripting or speed-up in its demos. Galbot says its World Humanoid Robot Games run was fully autonomous while most rival teams used teleoperation (company claim, via aiwiki.ai). Robozaps says reporters who visited Galaxy General's own stores found the robot slow. At a FamilyMart it reportedly handled fewer than 10 of about 1,000 products and failed on chip bags about 4 times in 10. Four human staff were still working there.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Kepler K2 Bumblebee (Forerunner K2) Shipping

Maker: Shanghai Kepler Robotics Co., Ltd. (Kepler Humanoid Robot)
Country: China
Status: Kepler said in June 2025 that K2 units were being trialed in real-world industrial scenarios and that its fifth-generation robots were in limited-series production. A secondary source (Robozaps, July 2026) reports shipping since 26 Sept 2025 and framework agreements covering several thousand units. I found no maker or major-outlet report of actual delivered unit counts, and no customer list beyond the SAIC-GM plant debut.
Price: Base model $30,000 (Kepler press release, June 2025). Secondary outlets report RMB 248,000 (about $34,000), which I could not confirm on an official page.
Degrees of freedom: 52
Battery (hours): 8
Verified so far: Kepler's own video shows K2 units doing quality checks and assembly at the SAIC-GM plant in Shanghai, and Kepler showed the robot live at ICRA 2025. I found no independent test or third-party performance data.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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PM01 Shipping

Maker: EngineAI Robotics (Shenzhen EngineAI Robotics)
Country: China
Status: The Robot Report reported global sales opening on Dec. 24, 2024 in commercial and education versions, and a reseller now lists it, but I found no source giving PM01 delivery numbers or named customers (a Mike Kalil piece says only that EngineAI aimed to ship over 1,000 humanoids across its range by end-2025).
Price: 88,000 yuan (~$12,000) unified launch price for commercial and education versions until 2025-03-31 (The Robot Report); no current official price found
Degrees of freedom: 24
Battery (hours): 2
Top speed (km/h): 7.2
Verified so far: EngineAI's own videos show PM01 front-flipping, recovering from pushes and kicks, and running outdoors in a Shenzhen park, and local coverage says PM01 units appear in public training in Shenzhen, but I found no independent tests or documented customer deployments.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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UBTech Walker S2 Shipping

Maker: UBTech Robotics (HKEX: 9880)
Country: China
Status: Secondary sources say UBTech delivered 500+ units in 2025 (attributed to PRNewswire) and reported orders above 800M CNY, with named customers including BYD, Geely, Foxconn, Audi FAW, SF Express and Airbus. I could not retrieve the original UBTech release, so the unit count is unconfirmed.
Degrees of freedom: 52
Battery (hours): 2
Top speed (km/h): 7.2
Verified so far: Secondary sources report Walker S2 units working in automotive and electronics plants (BYD, Geely, Foxconn) and a German retail logistics pilot, plus autonomous battery swaps in about 3 minutes. I found no independent test results.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Unitree G1 Shipping

Maker: Unitree Robotics
Country: China
Status: Secondary sources say the base G1 can be ordered direct from Unitree's shop (listed as backordered in July 2026) and through dealers such as RoboStore. No unit counts were found in the sources I could access.
Price: From $13,500 (Unitree's own shop, as reported by secondary sites; excludes tax and shipping; base model has no SDK). The EDU version is quote-only, with resellers listing $43,900 to $73,900.
Degrees of freedom: 23
Battery (hours): 2
Top speed (km/h): 7.2
Verified so far: A secondary source (theresarobotforthat.com) reports uses at Haneda Airport, facility cleaning at YY Group, and a US sheriff's department introduction in July 2026. I found no independent test results or confirmation from a primary source.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Unitree H2 ("Destiny Awakening") Shipping

Maker: Unitree Robotics
Country: China
Status: Only resellers say it is available: Robots International lists delivery to customers from April 2026 and RoboStore and Weston Robot sell it, but no source I found gives unit numbers or named customers.
Price: $40,900 for the commercial H2 and $68,900 for the EDU, both reseller prices (RoboStore, Robots International), not an official Unitree price. Weston Robot lists "from US$ 29,900".
Degrees of freedom: 31
Battery (hours): 3
Verified so far: I found no independent tests or named real-world deployments, only launch demo videos (dance, martial arts, catwalk) and reseller pages, and Weston Robot says it deploys and trains the H2.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Unitree R1 Shipping

Maker: Unitree Robotics
Country: China
Status: A third-party review describes R1 Air and standard R1 variants sold through AliExpress, and Unitree's SDK and teleoperation repos list R1 support. I found no source reporting who has the robot or how many units have shipped.
Price: From $4,900 (R1 Air, per third-party review); standard R1 $5,900 (The Robot Report)
Degrees of freedom: 26
Verified so far: I found no independent tests or real-world deployments; the evidence is Unitree's own demo videos plus SDK, URDF and XR-teleoperation support for R1 added in xr_teleoperate v1.6 (2026-07-29).
Demo caveats: The Robot Report says the R1 is remote-controlled and quotes Unitree saying autonomy is achievable but requires secondary development on the EDU version. Unitree also said the warning at the end of its launch video reflects a gap between public perception and the real state of robot development.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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4NE1 (4NE-1) Pre-orders

Maker: NEURA Robotics
Country: Germany
Status: NEURA's website has a reservation page for the 4NE1 Gen 3.5, and I found no source reporting named customers or delivery numbers; an aggregator tracker (theresarobotforthat.com) lists no verified customer on record.
Verified so far: NEURA says 4NE1 will run an eleven-minute laundry task at NVIDIA GTC Berlin on 20–22 Oct 2026, and I found no independent test or verified customer deployment.
Demo caveats: New Atlas said it was unclear whether teleoperation was involved in NEURA's early household-chores video, which mentioned simulation training; for the GTC Berlin laundry demo NEURA itself says it is fully autonomous with no human intervention (maker's claim, not independently verified).
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Apollo Pilot deployments

Maker: Apptronik
Country: United States
Status: Aggregator sites (theuncannysquad.com, humanoidapplications.com) name Mercedes-Benz and GXO as enterprise pilot partners. Another aggregator says Apollo is available only through enterprise pilot and data-collection programs. I found no source giving unit numbers.
Battery (hours): 4
Verified so far: One aggregator (humanoidapplications.com) says Apollo has done paid work at Mercedes-Benz factories, but I found no primary or independent test report to confirm this.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Atlas (electric) Pilot deployments

Maker: Boston Dynamics
Country: United States
Status: Boston Dynamics says product manufacturing began in January 2026 and all 2026 units are committed to Hyundai's Robot Metaplant Application Center (RMAC) and Google DeepMind, with more customers planned for 2027; unit counts have not been published.
Degrees of freedom: 56
Battery (hours): 4
Verified so far: Boston Dynamics reports a Hyundai proof of concept and field test on parts sequencing, but a physicalaiguide.com analysis says the public record does not yet show recurring production deployment, and trial counts and results are undisclosed.
Demo caveats: No specific teleoperation, scripting or speed-up disclosure was found for the demos. physicalaiguide.com notes that autonomy, teleoperation, intervention and recovery rates have not been published.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Booster T1 Discontinued

Maker: Booster Robotics (Booster Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.)
Status: Reseller RobotShop says the T1 was discontinued ahead of the T2 launch, expected in September. No source I found reports units shipped or named customers.
Price: $41,224 (RobotShop reseller listing for the Standard configuration, not an official price)
Degrees of freedom: 23
Battery (hours): 2
Verified so far: Booster's open-source RoboCup demo code is described as letting T1 and K1 robots make autonomous decisions and play full matches, and outside researchers have tested the T1 (the TWIST teleoperation paper, and an arXiv paper using T1 hardware supplied by Booster). I found no independent tests of payload, speed or real-world work deployments.
Demo caveats: Booster's own X post shows T1 first-person-view teleoperation with a Vision Pro for data collection, so that demo was operator-driven. The TWIST paper (independent researchers) measured teleoperation delay of roughly 0.9 seconds and showed its T1 results in sim-to-sim evaluation.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Clone Alpha Announced

Maker: Clone Robotics
Country: Poland
Status: Clone's terms of use say only 279 limited-edition units will be made and that sales are not yet handled through the site; a July 2026 review of Clone's own pages found no open checkout and no evidence that any unit has shipped.
Verified so far: Nothing in real deployments or independent tests: Interesting Engineering said Clone had yet to demonstrate a fully functional Alpha, and a July 2026 review said the related Protoclone V1 has only been shown hanging from a gantry.
Demo caveats: No teleoperation, scripting or speed-up disclosures were found; the only caveats reported are by outlets, which say no fully functional Alpha has been demonstrated and that Protoclone footage shows it only suspended.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Digit Pilot deployments

Maker: Agility Robotics
Country: United States
Status: Aggregator pages say Digit is deployed in Amazon warehouse pilots and tote-handling work, and one lists a 'Commercial' status. I couldn't reach an official or established-outlet source, so I can't confirm customers or unit counts.
Verified so far: Secondary aggregator sites say Digit does tote handling in warehouse and logistics settings, including Amazon pilots. I found no independent tests or primary-source deployment reports.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Figure 03 Announced

Maker: Figure AI
Country: United States
Status: My searches stopped early because of a tool limit, and I found no primary or major-outlet source on current deliveries or unit numbers. Aggregator sites disagree: one lists it as a prototype, one as commercial and scaling, and one says it is quoted on enquiry only. I have not verified any of these.
Battery (hours): 5
Top speed (km/h): 4.3
Verified so far: I found no independent test or confirmed customer deployment of Figure 03. One review says no injury involving a Figure 03 at BMW or in a home had been publicly reported, but that does not show it is deployed there.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Fourier GR-3 Announced

Maker: Fourier (formerly Fourier Intelligence)
Country: China
Status: Fourier's own pages name no customer or unit count. RoboZaps lists it as announced with no named commercial deployment, and the Humanoid Reality Index records no verified customer. Unofficial reseller listings and a forum-relayed quote exist, and one blog claims B2B shipping and 300+ facilities without a named source.
Price: ~$120,000 (unofficial: a quote relayed on a forum and reseller listings; Fourier has published no official price)
Degrees of freedom: 55
Battery (hours): 3
Verified so far: The only documented showings are public demos, such as CES 2026 in Las Vegas, where it did interaction and scheduled dance sessions; no independent test or named customer deployment was found.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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MenteeBot Prototype

Maker: Mentee Robotics (acquired by Mobileye Global Inc.; the deal closed 2026-02-03)
Country: Israel
Status: Mobileye's January 2026 release says first on-site proof-of-concept deployments with customers are expected in 2026 and series production is targeted for 2028; I found no source confirming any customer deployments or unit numbers as of 2026-10-20.
Verified so far: No independent tests or confirmed customer deployments were found; the only deployment-style material is a company-supplied image of a coordinated warehouse-task workflow in trade coverage of the Mobileye deal.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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NEO Pre-orders

Maker: 1X Technologies
Country: Norway (the company is Norwegian; it has a US factory in Hayward, California)
Status: Orders are open in the US, and 1X says it sold out its 10,000-unit first-year production batch within five days. 1X began production at its Hayward factory in spring 2026, and units built so far go to its own R&D lab and internal home testing. First customer deliveries are planned for 2026. A July 2026 third-party check found no verified customer delivery, and I found no source confirming deliveries as of 2026-10-20.
Price: $20,000 Early Access purchase (official), or $499/month subscription shipping later; $200 deposit
Battery (hours): 4
Verified so far: I found no independent test or confirmed customer deployment. 1X says it has run NEO in its own factory and internal home testing, and a July 2026 review found no verified customer delivery.
Demo caveats: 1X has said its Expert Mode lets remote 1X staff take over chores NEO cannot yet do on its own. Per Dotient, 1X has been open that some demos, including the American Sign Language sequence, were teleoperated. Dotient also quotes 1X Chief Business Officer Dar Sleeper saying the hand has more hardware capability than the AI can currently use. Per the Robozaps review, WIRED said real-world performance is unverified and some demo clips were operator-driven. I did not find any source on speed-ups or scripting.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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Phoenix

Maker: Sanctuary AI
Country: Canada
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

Tesla Optimus Prototype

Maker: Tesla
Country: United States
Status: Tesla runs Optimus units internally at Fremont and Giga Texas, with an unofficial estimate of 1,000–1,200 units as of mid-2026 and no external sales. Musk described them on the Q4 2025 earnings call as mainly for learning and data collection, and on the Q2 2026 call (Aug 5, 2026) said production was starting 'soon' on the converted Fremont S/X line (per iiot-world; I could not confirm this against a primary source).
Verified so far: I found no independent test results or third-party deployment data; Tesla says it uses some Optimus robots in its factory, and iiot-world notes Tesla publishes no uptime figures.
Demo caveats: Tesla engineer Julian Ibarz said the Nov 2024 hand demo (catching tennis balls) was teleoperated (Teslarati, Electrek). Roboticists at the 2024 'We, Robot' event said the robots' upper-body movements and speech looked teleoperated, and Tesla did not explicitly claim full autonomy (Neurologica blog). Milan Kovac said the robots were 'assisted to some extent' (optimusk.blog, secondary). At the Dec 2025 Miami event, a robot fell with hand motions that observers read as a teleoperator removing a VR headset (Interesting Engineering, Electrek via Breitbart); this is observer speculation, not a Tesla disclosure. Musk said the Oct 2025 Tron premiere kung fu demo was not teleoperated (optimusreview.com, secondary). Tesla has not published which demos were autonomous and which were teleoperated.
Data confidence: low
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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XPeng IRON Pilot deployments

Maker: XPeng (XPENG Inc.)
Country: China
Status: Per XPeng's own filing, IRON was deployed at the Beijing Auto Museum during the 2026 Spring Festival, and secondary reports say initial deployments are planned for XPeng stores and campuses. Reports say a production line began operating on 2026-09-08, with external deliveries planned for 2027, and no unit counts were found.
Degrees of freedom: 76
Verified so far: IRON has been shown walking and interacting with visitors at the Beijing Auto Museum (XPeng filing), and XPeng has said it works on its own car assembly lines. I found no independent tests.
Data confidence: medium
Last checked: 2026-10-20

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