Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

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

Sanctuary AI

Sanctuary Cognitive Systems Corporation

Canada

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14 Aug 2025

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Phoenix (7th Gen)

Sanctuary AI

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Softbank Robotics

Softbank Robotics Group Corp.

Japan

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14 Aug 2025

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SONY

Sony Group Corporation

Japan

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23 Nov 2025

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Spirit AI

Spirit AI (万境千寻科技有限公司)

China

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23 Nov 2025

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Stanford Robotics Lab

Stanford University – Stanford Robotics Lab

USA

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14 Aug 2025

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OceanOne

Stanford Robotics Lab

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SwitchBot

SwitchBot - WOAN TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

China

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12 Feb 2026

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Onero H1

SwitchBot

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Techman Robot

Techman Robot Inc.

Taiwan

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23 Nov 2025

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Tencent Robotics X

China

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23 Nov 2025

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XiaoWu

Tencent Robotics X

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Tesla

USA

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07 Aug 2025

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Ti5 Robot

Titanium Tiger Robot Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (钛虎机器人科技)

China

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23 Nov 2025

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T170A

Ti5 Robot

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Tokyo Robotics

Tokyo Robotics Inc.

Japan

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23 Nov 2025

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Torobo

Tokyo Robotics

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Toyota Research Institute

Toyota Research Institute (TRI)

Japan

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14 Aug 2025

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Social Robotics

Humanoid robots are the most direct way to study human social behavior.

Cynthia Breazeal

Professor

MIT Media Lab

MIT News

Ethics & governance

We must build an ethical layer into humanoids to ensure they can’t harm people, even by accident.

Alan Winfield

Professor

University of the West of England

ArXiv preprint

Human augmentation

Humanoid robots shouldn’t replace people; they should amplify our capabilities—especially as we face an aging population.

Gill Pratt

CEO

Toyota Research Institute

TechCrunch (Jul 2017)

Safety

When building autonomous humanoids, we must ensure their values align with ours.

Stuart Russell

AI Professor

UC Berkeley

Future of Life Institute

Dynamic agility

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

Marc Raibert

Founder

Boston Dynamics

AP News (Nov 2023)

Learning & Adaptation

True humanoid autonomy requires continuous, unsupervised learning in unstructured environments.

Manuela Veloso

Professor / Roboticist

Carnegie Mellon University

CMU News

Embodied AI

When you meet one of our robots, you’ll experience a connection to technology in the most human way possible…

Will Jackson

Founder / CEO

Engineered Arts

Pulse 2.0 (Dec 2024)

Social learning

“Robots that learn from social cues are more effective in education.”

Cynthia Breazeal

Professor

MIT Media Lab

ScienceDirect

Presence & impact

“A perfect human likeness in robots intensifies our emotional engagement—both awe and unease.”

Hiroshi Ishiguro

Roboticist

Osaka University

WIRED

Consciousness debates

When does a humanoid robot become truly conscious? That’s both a scientific and philosophical question.

Ben Goertzel

AI Scientist / CEO

SingularityNET

SingularityNET blog

Regulatory frameworks

“Governments must set clear rules to ensure humanoids act within human values.”

Brad Smith

President / Co-CEO

Microsoft

Cambridge Handbook

Real-world tasks

Robots will soon be performing real-world tasks—and even building data centers and other robots.

Sam Altman

CEO

OpenAI

Barron’s (May 2025)

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Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

Sanctuary AI

Softbank Robotics

SONY

Spirit AI

Stanford Robotics Lab

SwitchBot

Techman Robot

Tencent Robotics X

Tesla

Ti5 Robot

Tokyo Robotics

Toyota Research Institute

Humanoid robots are the most direct way to study human social behavior.

We must build an ethical layer into humanoids to ensure they can’t harm people, even by accident.

Humanoid robots shouldn’t replace people; they should amplify our capabilities—especially as we face an aging population.

When building autonomous humanoids, we must ensure their values align with ours.

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

True humanoid autonomy requires continuous, unsupervised learning in unstructured environments.

When you meet one of our robots, you’ll experience a connection to technology in the most human way possible…

“Robots that learn from social cues are more effective in education.”

“A perfect human likeness in robots intensifies our emotional engagement—both awe and unease.”

When does a humanoid robot become truly conscious? That’s both a scientific and philosophical question.

“Governments must set clear rules to ensure humanoids act within human values.”

Robots will soon be performing real-world tasks—and even building data centers and other robots.

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