Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

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

General Motors

General Motors Company

USA

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14 Aug 2025

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Generative Bionics

Generative Bionics S.r.l.

Italy

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17 Feb 2026

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Ghost Robotics

USA

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23 Nov 2025

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Giant.AI

Giant.AI (Defunct)

USA

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15 Aug 2025

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HAIER

Haier Group Corporation

China

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23 Nov 2025

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Hanson Robotics

Hong Kong

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14 Aug 2025

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Sophia

Hanson Robotics

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Haribit

Beijing BIT Huahui Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.

China

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26 Nov 2025

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Hexagon

Hexagon AB (Robotics division)

Sweden

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16 Nov 2025

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AEON

Hexagon

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High Torque

High Torque Technology Co., Ltd.

China

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23 Nov 2025

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Hitachi

Hitachi, Ltd.

Japan

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23 Nov 2025

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Holiday Robotics

USA

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23 Nov 2025

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Honda Robotics

honda motor co. ltd

Japan

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15 Aug 2025

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Read what people from industry and research have to say.

Presence & impact

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

Hiroshi Ishiguro

Roboticist

Osaka University

WIRED

Industrial collaboration

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

Liang Liang

Deputy Director

Beijing Economic-Technological Dev. Area

Reuters

Learning & Adaptation

Humanoids that learn from human feedback will adapt faster to real-world needs.

Joëlle Pineau

Professor

McGill University / Meta AI

Meta AI blog

Mobility & design

“Humanoids must master dynamic balance—walking on two legs is one of the hardest problems in all of robotics.”

Dennis Hong

Professor

UCLA Robotics & Mechanisms Lab

UCLA Newsroom

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)

Learning & Adaptation

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

Manuela Veloso

Professor / Roboticist

Carnegie Mellon University

CMU News

Disability assistance

“Humanoid robots can empower people with disabilities by providing personalized physical support.”

Dr. Ayanna Howard

Roboticist

Georgia Tech

MIT EECS Ethics Review

Regulatory frameworks

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

Brad Smith

President / Co-CEO

Microsoft

Cambridge Handbook

Social Companion Robots

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

Heather Knight

Founder

Marilyn Monrobot

WIRED

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

Humanization caution

“Over-humanizing robots risks neglecting their artificial nature—balance is key.”

Kate Darling

Researcher

MIT Media Lab

WIRED

Cognitive expectation

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

Gary Marcus

Cognitive Scientist

New York University

Wired article

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Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

General Motors

Generative Bionics

Ghost Robotics

Giant.AI

HAIER

Hanson Robotics

Haribit

Hexagon

High Torque

Hitachi

Holiday Robotics

Honda Robotics

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

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

Humanoids that learn from human feedback will adapt faster to real-world needs.

“Humanoids must master dynamic balance—walking on two legs is one of the hardest problems in all of robotics.”

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

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

“Humanoid robots can empower people with disabilities by providing personalized physical support.”

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

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

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

“Over-humanizing robots risks neglecting their artificial nature—balance is key.”

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

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