Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

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

Humanoid

HumanoidSKL Robotics LTD

United Kingdom

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14 Aug 2025

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HMND 01

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IHMC Robotics

Florida Institute for Human & Machine Cognition (IHMC) – Robotics Lab

USA

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14 Aug 2025

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Imperial College London

Imperial College London, Personal Robotics Lab

United Kingdom

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14 Aug 2025

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InMoov

InMoov by Gael Langevin

France

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26 Nov 2025

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InMoov

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iSoftStone

iSoftStone Information Technology (Group) Co., Ltd.

China

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26 Nov 2025

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Italian Institute of Technology

Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia – iCub Facility

Italy

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15 Aug 2025

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JAKA Robotics

JAKA Robotics Co., Ltd.

China

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23 Nov 2025

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KAIST Hubo Lab

South Korea

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15 Aug 2025

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Albert HUBO

KAIST Hubo Lab

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Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology – High Performance Humanoid Technologies (H²T)

Germany

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14 Aug 2025

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Kawasaki Robotics

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Precision Machinery & Robot Company)

Japan

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15 Aug 2025

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Keplerbot

Kepler Exploration Robot Co. Ltd.

China

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17 Feb 2026

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KiSTi

Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information

South Korea

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17 Feb 2026

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Quotes

Read what people from industry and research have to say.

Safety

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

Stuart Russell

AI Professor

UC Berkeley

Future of Life Institute

Bias

Human bias around robots’ appearance can affect adoption… especially in social contexts.

Laurel Riek & Don Howard

HRI Researchers

UC San Diego / University of Notre Dame

ACM DL paper

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

Design Theory

Form factor in humanoids isn’t just aesthetics—it influences how people perceive capabilities.

Cynthia Sung

Assistant Professor

Stanford University

Stanford Design

Regulatory frameworks

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

Brad Smith

President / Co-CEO

Microsoft

Cambridge Handbook

Purpose-driven design

Before aiming for humanoid, ask: is it really useful for the task?

Ken Goldberg

Professor

UC Berkeley

Berkeley CS lecture

Learning & Adaptation

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

Manuela Veloso

Professor / Roboticist

Carnegie Mellon University

CMU News

Future of work

In the future, humanoid robots will pick up your groceries, do your laundry, and handle dangerous jobs that humans don’t want to do.

Elon Musk

CEO

Tesla / SpaceX / xAI

Tesla AI Day 2022

Localization & mapping

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

John Leonard

Professor

MIT / Woods Hole

Emerald Insight

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)

Ethical behavior

Robots must be programmed to do what’s good for humans, even when humans aren’t looking.

Ronald Arkin

Ethics Researcher

Georgia Tech

IEEE Spectrum article

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Humanoid Robot Manufacturers

Humanoid

IHMC Robotics

Imperial College London

InMoov

iSoftStone

Italian Institute of Technology

JAKA Robotics

KAIST Hubo Lab

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Kawasaki Robotics

Keplerbot

KiSTi

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

Human bias around robots’ appearance can affect adoption… especially in social contexts.

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

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

Form factor in humanoids isn’t just aesthetics—it influences how people perceive capabilities.

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

Before aiming for humanoid, ask: is it really useful for the task?

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

In the future, humanoid robots will pick up your groceries, do your laundry, and handle dangerous jobs that humans don’t want to do.

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

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

Robots must be programmed to do what’s good for humans, even when humans aren’t looking.

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