Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

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

Enchanted Tools

France

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23 Nov 2025

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EngineAI

Shenzhen EngineAI Robotics Technology Co., Ltd.

China

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16 Nov 2025

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Engineered Arts

Engineered Arts Ltd.

United Kingdom

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14 Aug 2025

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Ameca

Engineered Arts

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ergoCub Project

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT) & INAIL (Joint Project)

Italy

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17 Feb 2026

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ergoCub

ergoCub Project

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Estun Codroid

China

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23 Nov 2025

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ETH Zurich

ETH Zürich – Robotic Systems Lab (RSL)

Switzerland

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14 Aug 2025

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Ex Robotics

Dalian Tiasi Technology Development Co., Ltd.

Netherlands

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23 Nov 2025

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Figure Robotics

Figure AI, Inc.

USA

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14 Aug 2025

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Fourier Intelligence

Fourier Intelligence (Shanghai Fourier Intelligence Co., Ltd.)

China

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14 Aug 2025

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GR-2

Fourier Intelligence

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GAC Group

Guangzhou Automobile Group Co., Ltd.

China

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14 Aug 2025

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Galbot

Beijing Galaxy General Robot Co.

China

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15 Nov 2025

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Galexea AI

China

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23 Nov 2025

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Read what people from industry and research have to say.

Social Companion Robots

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

Heather Knight

Founder

Marilyn Monrobot

WIRED

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)

Safe Interaction

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

William Smart

Professor

University of Tennessee

UTK Robotics

Social communication / Roles

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

David Hanson

Robotics Designer

Hanson Robotics

Wired interview

Embodied intelligence

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

Rolf Pfeifer

Professor

University of Zürich

Adaptive Behavior Journal

Deception & trust

“Robots that blur lines between human and machine risk eroding trust unless transparency is mandated.”

Naomi Ko

Robotics ethicist

MIT Media Lab

WIRED

Human-centric design

We’re not trying to build robots that look like people; we’re building robots that can operate in human spaces.

Jonathan Hurst

Co-founder / CTO

Agility Robotics

AP News (Nov 2023)

Learning from demonstration

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

Ayanna Howard

Roboticist

Georgia Tech

ScienceDirect

Localization & mapping

“Humanoids need SLAM capabilities for navigation in dynamic human environments.”

John Leonard

Professor

MIT / Woods Hole

Emerald Insight

Cognitive expectation

A realistic humanoid triggers expectations of understanding that current machines can’t meet.

Gary Marcus

Cognitive Scientist

New York University

Wired article

Integrated AI & control

Building a humanoid that walks and works in our world is a grand challenge.

Sethu Vijayakumar

Professor

University of Edinburgh

IEEE Spectrum (May 2016)

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

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Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

Enchanted Tools

EngineAI

Engineered Arts

ergoCub Project

Estun Codroid

ETH Zurich

Ex Robotics

Figure Robotics

Fourier Intelligence

GAC Group

Galbot

Galexea AI

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

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

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

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

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

“Robots that blur lines between human and machine risk eroding trust unless transparency is mandated.”

We’re not trying to build robots that look like people; we’re building robots that can operate in human spaces.

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

“Humanoids need SLAM capabilities for navigation in dynamic human environments.”

A realistic humanoid triggers expectations of understanding that current machines can’t meet.

Building a humanoid that walks and works in our world is a grand challenge.

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

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