Atlas
Boston Dynamics’ all-electric Atlas is a pilot-stage industrial humanoid with 56 degrees of freedom, self-swappable batteries and initial deployments committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind.
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Verified profiles classified as humanoid, with practical specifications, commercial status and UK or European availability.
Boston Dynamics’ all-electric Atlas is a pilot-stage industrial humanoid with 56 degrees of freedom, self-swappable batteries and initial deployments committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind.
Unitree’s full-size H1 humanoid family combines high-torque leg joints, 3D LiDAR and depth sensing; H1-2 expands the platform to 27 joints and about 70 kilograms.
Unitree’s lightweight 1.23-metre humanoid family starts at US$4,900, with 20 to 40 joints depending on configuration and about one hour of manufacturer-stated runtime.
A full-size 1.82-metre humanoid with 31 joints, manufacturer-rated arm payload of about 7 kilograms and a listed price of US$29,900 before shipping and taxes.
A compact 1.32-metre humanoid platform for embodied-AI research and education, listed by Unitree from US$13,500 with approximately two hours of manufacturer-stated runtime.
Humanoid’s 220 cm wheeled industrial robot for logistics, material handling and manufacturing workflows.
A 179 cm bipedal R&D platform for locomotion, manipulation and service-oriented physical AI.
Tesla Optimus is a pre-production general-purpose humanoid. Tesla is installing its first production lines, but no public price, customer deliveries or UK/EU availability have been announced.
A 1.69-metre commercial humanoid listed in AGIBOT’s UK range, with hot-swappable batteries, 40 degrees of freedom and manufacturer-stated walking endurance of at least 1.5 hours.
A 1.31-metre, 39-kilogram humanoid available through AGIBOT’s UK distribution channel, with approximately two hours of stated operating time and a swappable battery.