Robots made in China.
28 robots from 13 manufacturers. Average Reality Score: 49.
Country-level dossiers are being built from public sources. For now, this page summarizes tracked manufacturers and robots from China without adding unsupported market claims.
HumanoidRoster tracks 28 robots associated with China, including H1 as the highest-scoring current entry.
AgiBot · Booster Robotics · EngineAI · Fourier Intelligence · GigaAI · Kepler Robotics · LimX Dynamics · Matrix Robotics · Pudu Robotics · ROBOTERA · UBTECH · Unitree Robotics · XPENG
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Manufacturers
China's fast-expanding embodied-AI robot stack.
Beijing robotics company building bipedal embodied-development platforms.
Shenzhen humanoid startup focused on anthropomorphic-gait robots.
Rehab roots, research customers.
Chinese embodied-AI company building world-model-driven robots for physical tasks.
Chinese humanoid company pushing industrial Forerunner robots.
Shenzhen robotics company developing humanoid and general-purpose legged platforms.
Chinese physical-intelligence company behind the MATRIX humanoid line.
Service-robotics scale meets humanoid ambition.
Beijing robotics company developing full-size humanoids and dexterous hands.
Publicly traded, Chinese-OEM-focused.
Cheap, fast, public.
EV maker extending its Physical AI stack into humanoid robots.
Robots
China's answer, at a fraction of the price.
Smaller, cheaper, faster to your warehouse than its big brother.
Unitree's full-size successor generation, with H2 Plus doubling as an NVIDIA Isaac GR00T reference platform.
A compact bipedal development platform with public pricing and company-reported K1-family RoboCup use.
EngineAI's heavy-load full-size humanoid, built around high torque, long endurance, and martial-arts-grade demos.
Unitree pushes humanoid pricing into prosumer territory.
UBTECH's battery-swapping successor for industrial humanoid work.
The publicly-traded humanoid running Chinese assembly lines.
AgiBot's flagship full-size commercial humanoid claim.
A wheeled embodied robot for data collection and industrial tasks, not a classic biped.
EngineAI's lightweight open embodied-agent platform.
A full-size biped built to pair unusually fast whole-body motion with manipulation hardware.
Fourier's softer, care-oriented successor to GR-1 and GR-2.
A full-size bipedal development family whose Lite, EDU, and Super configurations stay explicitly separate.
A service-robotics company steps into full-size humanoids.
A lower-cost full-size A2 variant aimed at performance and commercial demos.
A third-generation humanoid with tactile skin and a 27-DoF dexterous hand.
A stage-first humanoid built for synchronized performance, not factory claims.
A full-size humanoid sold on anthropomorphic gait and high-motion demos.
Kepler's industrial humanoid pitch for factories, handling, and rugged work.
Booster's full-size flagship for embodied-AI development, with three clearly separated hardware configurations.
UBTECH's first humanoid — service-first, six years before the factory pivot.
Rehab-built, research-shipped, cheaper than the rest.
Same rehab DNA, more articulation, real hands now.
XPENG's Physical AI humanoid program for factories and future mobility ecosystems.
GigaAI's wheeled household humanoid exception, aimed at real apartment chores rather than factory work.
UBTECH's new commercial-service Walker variant, officially shown in a dance demo but not yet spec-published.
UBTECH's humanlike companion-humanoid line, launched after a June 30 reveal with company-claimed ultra-bionic capabilities.