Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

A global overview of companies and manufacturers building humanoid robots, advancing robotics technologies, and enabling real-world deployment across industries.

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Read what people from industry and research have to say.

Industrial collaboration

“China’s humanoid robots will not replace human workers but enhance productivity and operate safely in hazardous environments.”

Liang Liang
Deputy Director
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Rehabilitation

Humanoids can guide patients through exercises, providing consistent demonstrations.

David Feil-Seifer
Associate Professor
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Embodiment & agency

For a robot to be truly useful, it must have human-like intelligence, form, function, and senses—our world is designed for people.

Geordie Rose
Co-founder / CEO
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Social communication / Roles

Precise human looks are a must if people are going to effectively communicate with robots.

David Hanson
Robotics Designer
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Social companionship

People with dementia decline quickly if left alone—they need constant interaction.

Nadia Magnenat Thalmann
Professor
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Dynamic agility

Building humanoids .... It’s a journey that teaches us about mobility, dexterity, perception, intelligence.

Marc Raibert
Founder
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Embodied intelligence

Intelligence emerges from the interaction of brain, body, and environment—humanoids are the perfect testbed.

Rolf Pfeifer
Professor
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Assistive & Rehabilitation

Humanoid robots could transform disability support, offering independence to those with limited mobility.

Ayanna Howard
Roboticist / Director
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Emotional response

“People attribute emotions to humanoids, affecting both design and policy decisions.”

Kate Darling
Researcher
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Understanding

“Will robots inherit the Earth? Yes, but they will be our children.”

Marvin Minsky
AI Pioneer
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Bio-inspired control

“Learning from insect locomotion can yield more robust humanoid gait.”

Dario Floreano
Professor
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Trust Calibration

We must calibrate user trust so that people neither over- nor under-rely on humanoids.

Christoph Bartneck
Professor
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