Humanoid & Home Robots

1X Technologies · US (Norwegian roots)

The first humanoid you can actually order for your home — with a teleoperation asterisk.

$20,000 Early Access (priority 2026 delivery) or $499/mo subscription

Weave Robotics · US

The $7,999 laundry robot that just made home robots a two-horse race.

$7,999 up-front or $449/mo subscription ($250 refundable deposit)

Sunday Robotics · US

A wheeled home robot trained on real chores in real houses.

Not publicly priced yet

Tesla · US

The biggest promise in robotics — still a promise.

Not for sale; Tesla has projected $20–30k when commercial sales open (~late 2027)

Unitree Robotics · China

The flagship of the buyable humanoids — for developers, not dishes.

G1 from ~$16,000

Intuition Robotics · Israel / US

The companion robot that actually shipped — and got Medicaid to pay for it.

$249 one-time + $39–59/mo membership (lease model)

GROOVE X · Japan

The robot designed to need you — shipping since 2019.

¥577,500 (~$3,800) + required plan from ¥9,900/mo (~$65)

Realbotix · US

The humanoid built for conversation and companionship — sold by the only public company doing it.

Busts from $20,000; full-body robots from ~$95,000 (Aria ~$125,000+)

Pollen Robotics / Hugging Face · France / US

The $299 open-source companion that made robot ownership a weekend project.

$299 (Lite, USB) or $449 (Wireless) — sold as a 2–3 hour assembly kit

Sony · Japan

The original companion robot — now on its farewell lap.

Final-sale stock (US store); Japan sales ending as inventory runs out

Samsung · South Korea

Six years of demos, zero shipments: the cautionary tale of home-robot promises.

Never priced — indefinitely shelved Jan 2026

Figure · US

The most valuable humanoid startup — and you can't buy one.

Not for sale

AGIBOT (Zhiyuan Robotics) · China

The world's #1 humanoid shipper you've maybe never heard of.

B2B; sold across reception, entertainment, logistics, research

UBTECH · China

Mass-produced industrial humanoids with real customers and real accounts.

B2B contracts (single orders up to ¥250M)

Galbot (Galaxy General Robot) · China

Skip the legs: the wheeled humanoid quietly racking up real orders.

B2B; also runs its own robot-staffed retail stores

Agility Robotics · US

The first humanoid with a real job.

Robots-as-a-Service — leased, not sold outright

EngineAI · China

The viral-gait humanoid you can actually order — open source and shipping.

~$19,000–26,000 via Western distributors (editions vary); SE01 ~$54,000

Booster Robotics · China

The RoboCup champion's robot — the cheapest way into a real humanoid.

From ~$9,000 (Basic) to ~$47,700 (Standard, US tariff-inclusive)

Kepler Robotics · China

A $34,000 'mass-produced' humanoid — where claims and verification part ways.

List RMB 248,000 (~$34,000), B2B

Apptronik · US

The Google-powered humanoid betting on partnerships over spectacle.

Not for sale

Fourier · China

The first humanoid designed to care rather than to carry.

From above ¥200,000 (~$28,000), B2B pre-sales

Boston Dynamics · US (Hyundai-owned)

The famous demos finally become a product — for Hyundai first.

Not for sale externally until ~2027; early unit cost est. $130–140k

XPeng · China

China's answer to Optimus — same playbook, same missing receipts.

Not for sale; customer deliveries planned from 2027

Neura Robotics · Germany

Europe's $1.4bn bet on a homegrown humanoid.

Not consumer-priced; large-scale shipments targeted for late 2026