10 robots in the database
Humanoid robots you can buy
Yes, you can buy a humanoid robot today. The cheapest from a major maker is the Unitree R1 at $4,900. Here is every humanoid in our database with its real price, availability and specs, including the famous ones you can't buy yet.
| Status | Battery | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Noetix Bumi Noetix Robotics | ¥9,998 (about $1,380) | Available now | 94 cm | – | – |
| Unitree R1 Unitree Robotics | From $4,900 | Available now | 123 cm | 27 kg | About 1 h |
| Unitree G1 Unitree Robotics | From $13,500 | Available now | 132 cm | 35 kg | About 2 h |
| 1X NEO 1X Technologies | $20,000 or $499/month | Pre-order | 168 cm | 30 kg | 4 h |
| Asimov 1 Menlo Research | From $20,000 | Pre-order | 120 cm | 35 kg | – |
| Unitree H2 Unitree Robotics | From $29,900 | Available now | 182 cm | 70 kg | About 3 h |
| Unitree H1 Unitree Robotics | $90,000 | Available now | 180 cm | 47 kg | – |
| Tesla Optimus Tesla | Not announced | Not for sale | – | – | – |
| Figure 03 Figure AI | Not announced | Not for sale | – | – | – |
| Boston Dynamics Atlas Boston Dynamics | Not announced | Not for sale | 190 cm | 90 kg | 4 (self-swapping batteries) h |
Every humanoid robot in the database
Noetix Bumi
Available now¥9,998 (about $1,380)
A child-sized humanoid priced like a flagship phone: 9,998 yuan (about $1,380) at its Chinese launch.
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Unitree R1
Available nowFrom $4,900
The cheapest full-size-ish humanoid from a major maker, at $4,900 for the R1 Air.
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Unitree G1
Available nowFrom $13,500
The most popular humanoid you can actually buy: a 1.32 m research and hobby robot from $13,500.
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1X NEO
Pre-order$20,000 or $499/month
The first humanoid robot sold to ordinary households: a soft-bodied helper for chores, at $20,000 or $499 a month.
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Asimov 1
Pre-orderFrom $20,000
An open-source humanoid you build yourself: a 1.2 m, 25-joint robot sold as a $20,000 kit, with every design file published.
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Unitree H2
Available nowFrom $29,900
A full-size, 1.82 m humanoid at $29,900: adult height for a fraction of what industrial humanoids cost.
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Unitree H1
Available now$90,000
Unitree's first full-size humanoid, known for its 3.3 m/s running record. Now largely superseded by the cheaper H2.
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Tesla Optimus
Not for saleNot announced
Tesla's humanoid robot. You can't buy one yet, and the $20,000–$30,000 figure is Elon Musk's target, not a price.
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Figure 03
Not for saleNot announced
Figure AI's third-generation humanoid, pitched for homes and factories. No price and no consumer release date yet.
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Boston Dynamics Atlas
Not for saleNot announced
The all-electric Atlas: a 1.9 m industrial humanoid with 56 degrees of freedom, in pilots with Hyundai.
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Which humanoid should you buy?
- For a home helper: the 1X NEO is the only humanoid sold for chores, but deliveries are still ramping up.
- For the lowest price: the Unitree R1 from $4,900.
- For research and development: the Unitree G1 is the most widely used.
- For adult height: the Unitree H2 at 1.82 m and $29,900.
For a breakdown of what humanoids cost and why, see how much a humanoid robot costs.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Can you buy a humanoid robot?
Yes. Unitree sells the R1, G1 and H2 online to anyone, and 1X is taking deposits for its NEO home robot. Tesla Optimus, Figure 03 and Boston Dynamics Atlas are not for sale to the public.
What is the cheapest humanoid robot?
From a major maker selling in the US, the Unitree R1 at $4,900. In China, the Noetix Bumi launched at 9,998 yuan (about $1,380), but it is small (94 cm) and mainly sold there.
Is there a humanoid robot that does chores?
The 1X NEO is the main humanoid sold for household chores, at $20,000 or $499 a month, with US deliveries promised for 2026. Research humanoids like the Unitree G1 don't do chores out of the box; they need to be programmed.
Can I buy a Tesla robot?
No. Tesla has not opened orders for Optimus or announced a price or release date. Be wary of any site claiming to sell one.