Humanoid & General-Purpose Robot Makers
Companies building full humanoid, biped, and general-purpose robots, from factory and warehouse workers to research platforms and social robots.
Collaborative Robotics
Santa Clara company building a mobile collaborative robot that moves and manipulates goods in warehouses and hospitals, designed without a humanlike form.
SoftBank Robotics America
US arm of SoftBank Robotics, deploying commercial service robots such as the Whiz floor cleaner and acting as an integrator for automation in facilities.
Astribot
Shenzhen startup building a wheeled humanoid with fast, high-force arms aimed at household and service tasks, shown in long unedited manipulation demos.
Humanoid
London-based startup developing general-purpose humanoid robots and the learning stack to run them, with its first platform aimed at commercial pilots.
Wandercraft
French company that makes self-balancing exoskeletons for people who cannot walk, and is applying the same balance control to a humanoid robot program.
Mentee Robotics
Israeli company developing MenteeBot, a humanoid robot trained end to end with AI so it can be taught tasks by demonstration and natural language.
Dexmate
Santa Clara company building a mobile humanoid platform with dexterous arms and the learning software to make it useful in everyday environments.
Beyond Imagination
US company developing Beomni, a wheeled humanoid robot intended to be operated remotely by a human pilot for healthcare, lab and service tasks.
Ghost Robotics
Philadelphia maker of rugged quadruped robots used for defense, security and infrastructure inspection.
RIVR
Swiss company, spun out of ETH Zurich robotics research, building wheeled-legged delivery robots that can climb steps to reach the front door.
LimX Dynamics
Shenzhen maker of biped and humanoid platforms including the TRON point-foot biped and CL series, sold largely to researchers and developers.
Skyline Robotics
Company automating high-rise window cleaning with a robotic arm system mounted on building platforms, operating in New York and other cities.
Vicarious Surgical
Publicly traded developer of a surgical robot with small, humanlike articulated arms and an in-body camera for minimally invasive procedures.
EngineAI
Shenzhen humanoid maker known for agile bipedal walking and running demos, selling humanoid platforms to developers and commercial partners.
Relay Robotics
San Jose company making the Relay autonomous delivery robot used in hospitals and hotels to carry supplies between floors and departments.
DEEP Robotics
Hangzhou company best known for industrial quadruped robots used in power and plant inspection, now also developing humanoid platforms.
Westwood Robotics
Los Angeles company selling humanoid and bipedal robot platforms such as THEMIS along with proprioceptive actuators for legged robots.
Reflex Robotics
New York company deploying a wheeled humanoid robot that works alongside staff on repetitive tasks in warehouses, kitchens and labs.
Nuro
Mountain View company that built purpose-made autonomous delivery vehicles and now licenses its autonomy stack to vehicle makers.
Enchanted Tools
Paris company building Mirokai, a character-styled service robot on a ball-balancing base, aimed at hospitals and public spaces.
X-Humanoid (Beijing Innovation Center of Human Robotics)
Beijing innovation center developing humanoid platforms and shared embodied-AI infrastructure with public and industry backing.
Diligent Robotics
Austin company behind Moxi, a mobile robot with one arm that runs hospital delivery errands so clinical staff do not have to.
Starship Technologies
Operator of a large fleet of small autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, widely deployed on university campuses and in towns.
Pollen Robotics
French maker of Reachy, an open-source humanoid robot for research and developers. The company is now part of Hugging Face.
Bear Robotics
Redwood City maker of Servi, an autonomous serving robot used in restaurants and senior living, now part of the LG group.
Kepler Robotics
Shanghai developer of the Forerunner general-purpose humanoid series, aimed at industrial handling and inspection work.
Open Bionics
Bristol company making the Hero Arm, a 3D-printed multi-grip bionic hand for children and adults with limb difference.
Leju Robotics
Shenzhen humanoid maker behind the Kuavo robot line, working on industrial and education deployments in China.
Serve Robotics
Publicly listed maker of sidewalk delivery robots operating with food-delivery platforms in several US cities.
Noetix Robotics
Beijing company making compact, lower-cost humanoid robots aimed at developers, education and entertainment.
Cartwheel Robotics
US startup building small, friendly humanoid robots designed for the home rather than the factory floor.
Foundation
San Francisco startup building humanoid robots and the software stack to train them for industrial work.
Aescape
New York company that builds a robotic massage table with two arms, installed in gyms, spas and hotels.
The Bot Company
Startup founded by former Cruise leadership, building robots for household chores.