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American humanoid robots

US humanoid makers include Tesla, Figure AI, Agility Robotics, Apptronik and Boston Dynamics.

Updated November 2, 2026

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  • Figure 03 by Figure AI
    Figure 03

    Figure AI · USA

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Figure’s factory-bound humanoid: 5'8", 61 kg, 20 kg payload, and a vision-language-action brain driving its hands.

  • Figure 02 by Figure AI
    Figure 02

    Figure AI · USA

    Unlisted · Not for sale

    The generation Figure sent into real workforce pilots, more compact than F.01 with its battery packed into the torso.

  • Optimus by Tesla
    Optimus

    Tesla · USA

    Target $20,000–$30,000 · Not for sale

    Tesla’s general-purpose biped, built for unsafe, repetitive, or boring work, with a stated $20,000–$30,000 target.

  • Tesla Optimus V3 by Tesla
    Tesla Optimus V3

    Tesla · USA

    Not yet announced · Not published

    Tesla’s third-generation Optimus: the next chapter of the program, with specs, price, and release date under wraps.

  • Digit by Agility Robotics
    Digit

    Agility Robotics · USA

    Service contract · Enterprise

    Agility’s warehouse humanoid, sold as a service: Digit 5 carries 23 kg, reaches 2.2 m, and works 20 hours in 24.

  • Apollo by Apptronik
    Apollo

    Apptronik · USA

    Quote only · Enterprise

    Apptronik’s industrial humanoid: 5'8", 160 lb, and a 55 lb lift, built for warehouse and manufacturing work.

  • Atlas by Boston Dynamics
    Atlas

    Boston Dynamics · USA

    Unlisted · Not for sale

    Boston Dynamics’ all-electric Atlas: 1.9 m, 56 degrees of freedom, IP67-rated, and able to lift 50 kg in an instant.

  • Phantom by Foundation
    Phantom

    Foundation · USA

    Unlisted · Enterprise

    Foundation’s production humanoid runs on in-house cycloid actuators, carrying 40 kg for manufacturing and defense.

  • Apptronik Apollo 2 by Apptronik
    Apptronik Apollo 2

    Apptronik · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Apptronik’s next-gen Apollo adds an expressive LED face, patented actuators, and swappable packs for 7x22 work.

  • Almond Axol by Almond
    Almond Axol

    Almond · USA

    From $9,499 · Buy now

    Almond’s Axol pairs two 7-DoF arms with a 6.5 kg peak payload, listed in stock from $9,499 on Almond’s site.

  • Genesis AI Eno by Genesis AI
    Genesis AI Eno

    Genesis AI · USA

    Unlisted · Not for sale

    Genesis AI’s first general-purpose robot: a wheeled base, a foldable tower, and dexterous hands, due by end of 2026.

  • FF Futurist by Faraday Future
    FF Futurist

    Faraday Future · USA

    $139,990 · Buy now

    Faraday Future’s full-size Futurist: 169 cm, 28 joints plus 6-DoF hands, and about three hours of standing and talking.

  • FF Master by Faraday Future
    FF Master

    Faraday Future · USA

    From $37,990 · Buy now

    Faraday Future’s 131 cm Master is built for classrooms and labs, with up to 30 joints and a $37,990 Edu version.

  • Persona AI Gen 1 by Persona AI
    Persona AI Gen 1

    Persona AI · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Gen 1 is the humanoid from US-based Persona AI. Specs, pricing, and availability have not been published yet.

  • Weave Robotics Isaac 0 by Weave Robotics
    Weave Robotics Isaac 0

    Weave Robotics · USA

    From $3,999 · Reservations

    Weave Robotics’ Isaac 0 home robot stretches from 2 ft 6 in to 5 ft 7 in, from $3,999 up front plus $49 a month.

  • Weave Robotics Isaac 1 by Weave Robotics
    Weave Robotics Isaac 1

    Weave Robotics · USA

    $7,999 · Reservations

    Weave’s Isaac 1 folds laundry and tidies up, then collapses from 5 ft 9 in to 3 ft when the work is done.

  • NVIDIA Isaac GR00T by NVIDIA
    NVIDIA Isaac GR00T

    NVIDIA · USA

    Unlisted · Research platform

    NVIDIA’s open humanoid reference design: a Unitree H2 chassis with Sharpa Wave hands, 75 DoF in total for researchers.

  • Kinisi KR1 by Kinisi Robotics
    Kinisi KR1

    Kinisi Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Kinisi’s wheeled KR1 handles warehouse picking, sorting, and kitting at up to 14.4 km/h, lasting a full shift.

  • Sunday Robotics MEMO by Sunday Robotics
    Sunday Robotics MEMO

    Sunday Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Pilot deployments

    Sunday Robotics’ wheeled MEMO learns household chores from real data gathered with its skill-capture glove.

  • Noble Machines Moby by Noble Machines
    Noble Machines Moby

    Noble Machines · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Noble Machines’ legged Moby hauls 23 kg (50 lb) for five hours at a steady 0.8 m/s walk on industrial sites.

  • NORI A3 by Nori Robotics
    NORI A3

    Nori Robotics · USA

    $1,688 · Reservations

    Nori’s two-armed home robot tidies, loads dishes, and folds laundry for $1,688, assembled in San Francisco.

  • Ultra Robotics Operator OP1 by Ultra Robotics
    Ultra Robotics Operator OP1

    Ultra Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Ultra Robotics’ Operator OP1 is a stationary two-arm worker that runs without battery swaps, handling up to 10 lb.

  • Reflex by Reflex Robotics
    Reflex

    Reflex Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Reflex Robotics’ wheeled humanoid tackles industrial jobs, carrying 23 kg, reaching 2 m, and running 16 hours.

  • Robot.com RNoid by Robot.com
    Robot.com RNoid

    Robot.com · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Robot.com’s wheeled RNoid rolls up to pack lines and CNC cells designed for people, with two 7-DoF arms.

  • Hello Robot Stretch 3 by Hello Robot
    Hello Robot Stretch 3

    Hello Robot · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Stretch 3 is Hello Robot’s mobile manipulator for home and research assistive tasks.

  • Feather Humanoid by Feather
    Feather Humanoid

    Feather · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Feather is building a lightweight humanoid platform; early public details are sparse.

  • Zeroth Robotics Sean by Zeroth Robotics
    Zeroth Robotics Sean

    Zeroth Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Sean is a humanoid from US-based Zeroth Robotics. Detailed specs, pricing, and availability are not published yet.

  • Fauna Robotics Sprout by Fauna Robotics
    Fauna Robotics Sprout

    Fauna Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Fauna Robotics’ Sprout humanoid runs about 3 to 3.5 hours per swappable battery. Other specs are not published.

  • WorkFar Syntro by WorkFar
    WorkFar Syntro

    WorkFar · USA

    Unlisted · Buy now

    WorkFar’s Syntro is a 240 lb humanoid that carries 44 lb, and you can add it to your cart on WorkFar’s site.

  • Westwood Robotics THEMIS V2 by Westwood Robotics
    Westwood Robotics THEMIS V2

    Westwood Robotics · USA

    Unlisted · Not published

    Westwood Robotics’ THEMIS V2 weighs just 36.5 kg on in-house BEAR actuators, yet carries a 15 kg payload.

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