Explore how humanoid robots are categorized by application across industries and real-world environments.
Telepresence / video conferencing robots.
Robots that allow a person to be virtually present at a remote location.
Examples
Toyota's T-HR3 is a prime example; it uses a "Master Maneuvering System" that allows a human operator to control the robot's entire body remotely in real-time.
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Tesla
Designed for high-risk and repetitive roles, Tesla’s Optimus bot aims to redefine the global workforce through advanced humanoid robotics.
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University of Tokyo
A successor to H6, this is a full-body, lightweight humanoid for research in real-world, dynamic interaction.
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Boardwalk Robotics
A versatile humanoid upper torso designed for manufacturing, logistics, and maintenance, operating from a stationary pedestal.
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Stanford Robotics Lab
A "humanoid diver" robot designed for underwater exploration and teleoperated manipulation in deep-sea environments.
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1X Technologies
Neo combines human dexterity with advanced AI to support manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, and retail.
