Humanoid Robots Companies

Figure AI

Sunnyvale, United States

Figure AI is developing a general-purpose humanoid robot, Figure 03, designed to perform everyday tasks in home and eventually industrial settings. The company’s core innovation lies in its AI agent, Helix, which enables the robot to understand and navigate dynamic, real-world environments – a key challenge in robotics. Currently focused on demonstrating in-home capabilities, Figure recently announced a collaboration with BMW to explore deployment of their robots in manufacturing facilities, signaling a move towards broader industrial applications.

Fourier Intelligence

Shanghai, China

Fourier Intelligence develops full-stack robotics solutions, specializing in rehabilitation robots like the ArmCare Vega and general-purpose humanoid robots such as the ARCH1 platform. Their key innovations lie in advancements across the robotics stack – including actuators, control algorithms, and perception systems – enabling precise and adaptable movements for both therapeutic and broader application scenarios. Having recently secured ¥800M (~$109M) in Series E funding in 2025, Fourier Intelligence is positioned as a leading robotics firm in China, targeting the healthcare, research, and potentially broader service robotics markets.

Sanctuary AI

Vancouver, Canada

Sanctuary AI is developing the Phoenix humanoid robot, powered by a full-stack AI system designed for general-purpose work in industrial settings. Their technology focuses on embodied AI, specifically advanced dexterity and tactile feedback enabled by unique high-performance hydraulic hands, allowing the robot to learn and perform complex manipulation tasks. Targeting industries like automotive, manufacturing, and logistics facing labor shortages, Sanctuary AI recently demonstrated its capabilities at Hannover Messe 2025 in partnership with Microsoft, showcasing industry-leading dexterous policy training.

AeiROBOT

Seoul, South Korea

AeiROBOT is a South Korean deep-tech startup specializing in humanoid robots like the ALICE series with proprietary gearless actuators and generative AI.

AgiBot

Shanghai, China

AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) develops embodied AI and humanoid robots, becoming a global unit-sales leader and reaching a ~$2.1B valuation. Founded in 2023 in Shanghai by Deng Taihua and ex-Huawei 'genius' Peng Zhihui ('Zhihui Jun'); backed by Tencent, BYD and JD.com, with a Hong Kong IPO planned.

Beijing Innovation Center of Humanoid Robotics is China's first full-stack technology company specializing in embodied intelligence hardware and software.

Booster Robotics creates humanoid robot products, uniting developers globally to drive productivity evolution with developer-friendly tools.

Reflex Robotics

New York, United States

Reflex Robotics builds general-purpose wheeled humanoid robots designed for logistics, manufacturing, and e-commerce fulfillment tasks such as picking and material handling. The MIT-alumni team designs and builds its robots in-house at low cost.

Persona AI

Houston, United States

Persona AI builds industrial humanoid robots engineered for shipyards, energy, and construction, automating skilled tasks such as welding, inspection, and fabrication. It was founded by robotics veterans who previously developed NASA's Valkyrie humanoid.

Mentee Robotics

Herzliya, Israel

Mentee Robotics develops the MenteeBot AI-driven humanoid robot for household and industrial warehouse tasks, combining locomotion, manipulation, and natural-language understanding. Chaired by Mobileye and AI21 Labs founder Amnon Shashua, it was acquired by Mobileye in January 2026 for about $900 million.

Galbot

Beijing, China

Galbot (Galaxy Universal Robot) is a Beijing-based embodied-AI company developing general-purpose robots driven by end-to-end AI spanning perception, control and manipulation. Its dual-arm Galbot G1 and S1 robots are deployed in industrial and retail settings, making it one of China's highest-valued embodied-intelligence startups.

Paaila Technology

Kathmandu, Nepal

Paaila Technology is Nepal's first robotics and artificial-intelligence company, founded by engineering graduates in Kathmandu. It designs and builds humanoid service robots such as Pari and the waiter robot Ginger, along with AI software for businesses.