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Discover the most comprehensive database of home and humanoid robots. Compare specs and find your perfect automation companion.

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NEO
Pre-order
Humanoid

NEO

1X Technologies

$20,000

$20,000 for early adopters. Also see NEO Gamma (updated design, Feb 2025).

Battery~4 hours
AI1X Embodied Intelligence
Household ChoresTidying UpSafe Human Interaction+2
A2 Ultra
Humanoid

A2 Ultra

AGIBOT

Price TBD

Enterprise pricing (contact sales)

BatteryStanding: 3h, Walking: 1.5h+
AINVIDIA Jetson Orin 64G + 16-core CPU
Bipedal WalkingAutonomous NavigationIntelligent Obstacle Avoidance+7
X2
Humanoid

X2

AGIBOT

Price TBD

Not publicly announced

Battery~2 hours at 0.5 m/s walking
AIRK3588 dual compute + NVIDIA Orin NX 157 TOPS (Ultra)
Bipedal Walking25-30 DOF ArticulationObject Manipulation (with OmniHand accessory)+5
Astribot S1
Humanoid

Astribot S1

Astribot (Stardust Intelligence)

Price TBD

~$50,000–$96,000 (research edition, contact sales)

Battery4-6 hours (supports plug-in operation)
AIDFAI (Design for AI) architecture — software-hardware integrated system for embodied intelligence
7 DOF Per ArmEffector Velocity ≥10 m/sEffector Acceleration ≈100 m/s²+9
HRP-4C
Humanoid

HRP-4C

AIST

Price TBD

Research platform (not commercially sold)

Battery~20 minutes
AIOpenRTP platform (OpenRTM-aist, OpenHRP3), Linux-based control system
42 Degrees of Freedom (30 body + 8 face + 4 eye)Bipedal WalkingFacial Expressions+5
Digit
Humanoid

Digit

Agility Robotics

Price TBD

Enterprise pricing only (estimated ~$250K+)

Battery~4 hours
AIAgility Arc Planning System
Box Carrying (16kg)Stair NavigationWarehouse Operations+2

Latest News

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Intrinsic Rejoins Google to Push Physical AI Into Manufacturing
IndustryFeb 26

Intrinsic Rejoins Google to Push Physical AI Into Manufacturing

Five years after spinning out from Alphabet, robotics startup Intrinsic is folding back into Google. The move pairs Intrinsic's Flowstate platform — a web-based environment for building robotic applications — with Google's Gemini AI models and cloud infrastructure. CEO Wendy Tan White stays on, and existing partnerships including Foxconn continue. Intrinsic acquired the Open Source Robotics Corp. (the company behind ROS) in 2022, which now also falls under Google. The deal follows Google DeepMind's recent collaboration with Boston Dynamics on Atlas, signaling Google is making a serious push into physical AI and industrial robotics.

Germany's Robotics Industry Heads for Second Straight Year of Decline
IndustryFeb 23

Germany's Robotics Industry Heads for Second Straight Year of Decline

Germany's VDMA Robotics + Automation Association expects revenue to fall 5% in 2026 to about €14.1 billion, following a 7% decline in 2025. The trade group warns that Germany is losing ground internationally as Asian competitors expand faster and gain market share. High costs, regulatory burdens, and slow decision-making in Europe are making it harder for local companies to compete. Despite the downturn, VDMA chairman Dr. Olaf Munkelt says long-term growth drivers like AI, smart production, and automation remain intact — but Germany needs rapid deregulation and competitive cost structures to return to growth. Germany remains Europe's largest robotics market and the world's fifth-largest, with 26,982 robot installations in 2024.

Tesollo Commercializes Compact Robotic Hand Built for Humanoid Robots
HardwareFeb 23

Tesollo Commercializes Compact Robotic Hand Built for Humanoid Robots

South Korean startup Tesollo is now selling the DG-5F-S, a five-finger robotic hand with 20 degrees of freedom designed specifically for humanoid platforms. The hand weighs less and is smaller than the company's earlier DG-5F-M model, making it easier to mount on different humanoid frames. There's also a 15-DoF version for labs that don't need full dexterity. Tesollo says the design came from real deployment feedback rather than lab demos — major Korean and global tech companies already use its grippers. The company wants to make humanoid hands affordable enough for startups and smaller firms, not just big players. It first showed the DG-5F-S at CES 2026.