Industrial humanoid robots

Figure 02 is a superseded second-generation Figure humanoid with strong customer-confirmed BMW production evidence, including operating hours and output metrics. Its broader manipulation/autonomy claims should be interpreted conservatively because they mostly come from company demos

Caveat: No public Figure 02 price or purchase path was found; Figure describes the model as retired after Figure 03

AgiBot G2 is an industrial wheeled humanoid (26-DoF body, 7-DoF force-controlled arms, 5-DOF waist-leg, four-wheel steering) powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor (up to 2,070 TFLOPS). It is IP42-rated with automotive-grade components and dual hot-swappable batteries for 24/7 use. Strongest evidence includes a named deployment on Longcheer's mass-production line, a company-reported 100 cumulative hours of factory livestream operations, and the 15,000th AgiBot robot being a G2. Launch demos show RAM insertion, logistics sorting with >95% floor adaptation, and guided tours. However height, weight, payload, battery capacity and price are missing, and deployment metrics (310 UPH, 99% success) come from secondary media without independent audit

Caveat: No price, online purchase, lease or waitlist found; only contact sales form on product page

HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled is Humanoid's tall 220 cm, 300 kg wheeled humanoid with 29 active DoF, 15 kg bimanual payload, 4 h average runtime and 2 m/s wheeled speed. It uses a 12-DoF hand or 1-DoF gripper and 360-degree RGB plus depth sensors. Evidence includes a Ford POC with company-reported 97% autonomous pick-and-place reliability and 83 picks/hour, a Schaeffler CES bin picking demo described as fully autonomous, and early access partnerships with Schaeffler, Siemens and SAP/Martur Fompak. Bosch is the contract manufacturing partner. No public price exists, and most deployments are POCs or early access rather than full commercial operations

Caveat: No public price, purchase path beyond contact sales, or general retail availability was found

Electric Atlas now has strong company-source evidence for industrial specs, production-version launch, committed 2026 deployments, and Hyundai customer-facility field testing, but public autonomy evidence remains weak because no independent benchmarks or operating metrics were found and AP reported the CES 2026 stage demo was remotely piloted

Caveat: Official sources claim autonomous modes and learning-based behavior generation, but no independent autonomy benchmark, interven...

MenteeBot V3 has stronger source-backed evidence than the previous weak pack: official specs list a 175 cm, 70 kg, 40-DoF biped with 25 kg carry capacity and 1.5 m/s speed, and Mentee/CTech report a two-robot autonomous warehouse demo moving 32 boxes in an 18-minute unedited run. Still score conservatively: there is no named customer deployment, independent benchmark, intervention-rate data, price, or public purchase path, and Mobileye's SEC filing explicitly cautions that humanoid commercialization remains uncertain

Caveat: Autonomy claims are mostly official or company-demo reports; no independent benchmark, raw telemetry, or intervention-rate data...

Xiaomi CyberOne V2 is the second-generation of Xiaomi's biped humanoid, described as roughly 1.70 m tall and shown publicly at Xiaomi's April 2026 Investor Day, at the World Robot Conference in August 2026 and at IFA Berlin in September 2026. Its only quantified capability evidence is a company-reported self-tapping nut-installation task on Xiaomi's own Beijing EV assembly line: 90.2% success over a three-hour autonomous run inside a 76-second cycle, rising to about 98% after roughly four months of on-site application. Xiaomi also reports a redesigned hand at human scale with degrees of freedom in the 22–27 range, full-palm touch, 150,000-cycle durability and evaporative cooling, and has open-sourced a 4.7-billion-parameter VLA model. Nothing here is independently verified: there is no Xiaomi spec sheet, no price, no external customer, and the six videos in the source set are title-only

Caveat: The source set contains no Xiaomi product page, press release, technical paper or official video. All substantive claims arrive...

Customer-confirmed GXO deployment moving totes in logistics operations

Caveat: No independent benchmark was found in this pass

MagicBot Gen1 is MagicLab's full-size electric humanoid (174 cm, approx 70 kg, 42 active DoF) with optional 11-DoF tactile hands, 3D LiDAR, depth and fisheye vision, and an 8-core CPU + 100 TOPS AI processor. MagicLab lists contact sales and 3-5 hours runtime with 7.5 kg single-arm load. Secondary sources report MagicLab released December 2024 footage of multiple Gen1 robots doing inspection, material handling, assembly and barcode scanning at an unnamed electronics factory, with a researcher saying the robots were still in skill training with human oversight. No named customer or output metrics were found, and third-party resale prices conflict ($119,800-$218,000)

Caveat: MagicLab uses contact sales and has not published a price. Third-party resellers list conflicting prices ($119,800, $120K, $218...

EngineAI T800 is a full-size bipedal humanoid (1.73 m, 75 kg official) with 29 body DoF excluding dexterous hand, 450 N·m peak joint torque, and a claimed 4-5 hour solid-state battery runtime. It launched on 2025-12-02 from 180,000 yuan with four versions and was demonstrated at CES 2026. In May 2026, EngineAI announced mass production with first batch delivery and a 10,000-unit scalable capability. However, all strong evidence is company-reported. No named customer deployment, autonomous task execution, or independent verification was found. addoobot lists conflicting specs (84.5 kg, 2 h runtime, 1.22 kWh ternary battery) that lower confidence in endurance

Caveat: No named external customer, operating hours, or output metrics were found for T800. Production rollout and mass delivery are an...

Kepler K2 Bumblebee is a commercial industrial humanoid from Shanghai. It is 175 cm, 75 kg, 52 DoF, with 11-DoF hands, a hybrid roller-screw/rotary actuator design, 100 TOPS compute, and a claimed 30 kg dual-arm payload and 8-hour runtime on a one-hour charge. Kepler lists a $30,000 base price or RMB 248,000 and announced mass production and shipments in September 2025. The most concrete positive evidence is a company-described gait video showing the robot walking over bricks, plastic and grass and remaining stable under pushes. Commercial proof is limited: confirmed orders of over 47 million yuan are reported, and an official video title suggests a Zhaofeng Motor on-the-job log, but 2025 revenue was only 4.34 million yuan with heavy losses and the company was acquired at a lower valuation. Autonomy, endurance and manipulation claims are mostly company statements without independent verification; many demo videos are title-only with no teleoperation disclosure

Caveat: No walking speed in m/s was found in any reviewed source

Kinisi KR1 is a wheeled two-arm humanoid from Kinisi Robotics, described as a prototype for warehouse and industrial pick-and-place, sorting, and kitting. It is reported to carry a 10 kg payload, measure 162 cm tall and 100 kg in a third-party directory, and travel at either 2.4 m/s or 14.4 km/h depending on source. The system is claimed to be autonomous using VLA and Robot Foundation Models, with imitation learning and demonstration-based task programming. Evidence includes a company-described towel-folding demo and unnamed paid pilot programs, but no named customer deployments or independent benchmarks. Bear Robotics signed an agreement to acquire Kinisi in June 2026. There is no confirmed official price or purchase path

Caveat: No official price or purchase path found. Humanoid.guide lists $75,000 while Bots n' Beans says no public price

UBTECH Walker S1 is a Chinese biped industrial humanoid listed by third-party sources at about 172 cm, 76 kg, 41 DoF and up to 2 hours runtime. UBTECH markets LLM task planning, semantic VSLAM and learning-based whole-body control and says it has entered vehicle assembly lines; reputable media report several dozen units training collaboratively at Zeekr's 5G Smart Factory, while BYD and Audi integration and a 500-order claim come from secondary media. No UBTECH price, payload, battery, hand DoF or independent performance metrics were found, and teleoperation/autonomy is not disclosed

Caveat: UBTECH's product page did not provide text specifications in the reviewed source; height, weight, DoF, runtime and speed come f...

Customer/partner pilots but no independent throughput or uptime metrics

Caveat: No independent benchmark was found in this pass

NEURA 4NE1 is a German full-size cognitive humanoid with a Gen 4 version and a Gen 3.5 preorder. The official page lists 180 cm height, 10-20 kg payload, advanced hands, 360° perception, sensor skin, local NEURON AI foundation model, and industrial/home use cases. A reservation page prices Gen 3.5 at EUR 98,000 (1-19) / EUR 60,000 (20+) with end-2026 availability. Evidence is thin: no runtime, total DoF, customer deployments or named pilots, and video evidence consists of YouTube titles only with no transcripts. The robot is not yet shipping

Caveat: No runtime, battery capacity, or endurance metric is published. Reservation page says a high-capacity battery is included but n...

Kawasaki Kaleido 9 is a 190 cm, 99 kg bipedal industrial humanoid prototype, publicly unveiled at iREX 2025 and still in the testing phase. Humanoid.guide lists a stated 30 kg payload, up to 5 km/h speed, and up to 3 hours runtime, but Robot Overflow conflicts on several specs and says Kawasaki has not published official battery or speed figures. A textual disaster rescue description says it gently picked up a toy cat, and Humanoid.guide confirms walking stairs and sorting goods as capabilities, with low manipulation and navigation scores. Current autonomy is not demonstrated; VR headset teleoperation is listed, and Ground News reports a 2030 plan for full autonomy using Noetra physical AI. The robot is not for sale and has no commercial deployment or named customer

Caveat: Humanoid.guide and Robot Overflow conflict on payload (30 kg vs 18 kg), speed (5 km/h vs not published), runtime (3 h vs not pu...

Delivery claim exists; teleoperation is a first-class feature and autonomy must be labeled

Caveat: No independent benchmark was found in this pass

Foundation Phantom MK-1 is a US-built biped humanoid (5'9", 176 lb, 44 lb payload, 1.7 m/s, camera-first no LiDAR) reported to have 19 upper-body DOF and a reported lease price around $100,000/year. Its strongest evidence is a media-reported deployment of two units to Ukraine in February 2026 for logistics and reconnaissance testing, plus $24M in Pentagon research contracts. Industrial claims include factory/dockyard testing and a Foundation claim via Reuters of helping build over 24,000 cars in 2025. However, all evidence is media-mediated company claims; no official government/customer release, no independent benchmark, and no video transcript were reviewed. Major spec conflicts exist on battery/runtime, fall recovery, and arm/hand function, and the robot is not publicly purchasable

Caveat: No official product page, public list price, or purchase path was found. Reported price of $150,000 unit or $100,000/year lease...

Retail pilot evidence exists but autonomy is human-in-the-loop

Caveat: No independent benchmark was found in this pass

Strong company delivery/order claims, but not independent productivity data

Caveat: No independent benchmark was found in this pass

Persona AI Humanoid is a first-generation industrial humanoid prototype from Persona AI (Houston) targeting shipyard welding, fabrication, construction, and energy. It has no published height, weight, payload, runtime, or speed. Evidence includes official claims of modular design and NASA-derived robotic hand technology, an agreement with HD Hyundai for shipyard robots with delivery expected within 18 months, an ABS MOU, and a Louisiana/SSE Steel pilot. The only direct demo evidence is an official video title 'Hand on the Torch: Gen 1 Welds in a Real Industrial Environment'; teleoperation status is not disclosed, and a directory headline reports a teleoperated welding demo. Autonomy is not demonstrated; the company states teleoperation precedes autonomy. No price or RaaS terms are available

Caveat: No height, weight, payload, runtime, battery, walking speed, total DoF, hand DoF, or compute specifications have been published...

The G2 Max is a safety-certified heavy-duty industrial robot launched on October 26 (2026) and aimed at depalletizing, material handling and production line feeding. It has 7-DOF force-controlled dual arms with a 20 kg single-arm load and is said to be operating on multiple production lines. It is a variant in AgiBot's wheeled G2 line.

Caveat: Height, weight, total DOF, hand DOF, speed, runtime, compute and price are not stated in the sources.