Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

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

UBTECH Robotics

UBTECH Robotics Inc.

China

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14 Aug 2025

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Unitree Robotics

Hangzhou Unitree Robotics Co., Ltd.

China

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14 Aug 2025

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Unitree Robotics

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University of Cambridge

University of Cambridge, Affective Intelligence and Robotics Lab

United Kingdom

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14 Aug 2025

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University of Science and Technology of China

China

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14 Aug 2025

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University of Tehran

University of Tehran – Center of Advanced Systems and Technologies (CAST)

Iran

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14 Aug 2025

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University of Tokyo

The University of Tokyo – JSK Robotics Laboratory

Japan

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14 Aug 2025

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University of Tokyo

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UniX AI

China

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23 Nov 2025

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Waseda University

Waseda University – Sugano & Takanishi Labs

Japan

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15 Aug 2025

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Westwood Robotics

USA

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23 Nov 2025

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WIRobotics

South Korea

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23 Nov 2025

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X-Humanoid

Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center Co., Ltd. (X-Humanoid)

China

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14 Aug 2025

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Xiaomi

Xiaomi Robotics Lab, Xiaomi Inc.

China

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14 Aug 2025

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CyberOne

Xiaomi

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Read what people from industry and research have to say.

Trust & design / Ethics

Our emotional response to humanoids shapes both design and policy around their deployment.

Kate Darling

Researcher

MIT Media Lab

MIT Tech Review

Practicality / Design

Humanoids should be designed for what they can do, not how much they look like us.

Rodney Brooks

Roboticist / Founder

MIT CSAIL

MIT CSAIL talk

Existential risk

“Our most powerful technologies—robotics, genetics, nanotech—threaten to make humans an endangered species.”

Bill Joy

Former Sun Microsystems CSO

WIRED

Understanding

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

Marvin Minsky

AI Pioneer

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Minsky lecture notes

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

Sanctuary AI

IMEchE (Jun 2024)

Soft robotics

“Incorporating soft materials helps humanoids interact safely with humans.”

Daniela Rus

Roboticist

MIT CSAIL

WIRED

Relationships

I believe that in the future, humans and humanoid companions will form emotional, even romantic bonds.

David Levy

AI Futurist

Love and Sex with Robots

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)

Learning from demonstration

“Humanoids learn fastest by imitation—mirroring human tutors.”

Ayanna Howard

Roboticist

Georgia Tech

ScienceDirect

Safe Interaction

Humanoids must predict human intent to operate safely in shared spaces.

William Smart

Professor

University of Tennessee

UTK Robotics

Social Companion Robots

A humanoid with expressive face and voice can build empathy faster than any other interface.

Heather Knight

Founder

Marilyn Monrobot

WIRED

Ethics & regulation

“Ethical, legal, and policy frameworks are critical as humanoid, AI-enabled robots become expressive social actors.”

Jessica Barfield

Researcher / Co-editor

Cambridge University Press

Cambridge Handbook

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Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

UBTECH Robotics

Unitree Robotics

University of Cambridge

University of Science and Technology of China

University of Tehran

University of Tokyo

UniX AI

Waseda University

Westwood Robotics

WIRobotics

X-Humanoid

Xiaomi

Our emotional response to humanoids shapes both design and policy around their deployment.

Humanoids should be designed for what they can do, not how much they look like us.

“Our most powerful technologies—robotics, genetics, nanotech—threaten to make humans an endangered species.”

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

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

“Incorporating soft materials helps humanoids interact safely with humans.”

I believe that in the future, humans and humanoid companions will form emotional, even romantic bonds.

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

“Humanoids learn fastest by imitation—mirroring human tutors.”

Humanoids must predict human intent to operate safely in shared spaces.

A humanoid with expressive face and voice can build empathy faster than any other interface.

“Ethical, legal, and policy frameworks are critical as humanoid, AI-enabled robots become expressive social actors.”

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