Changelog

Agility’s 30 October 2026 release says the Churchill XI combination’s expected gross capital raise is approximately $465 million before expenses.

That figure is not stored as a closed amount.

On 2 November 2026 Churchill XI shareholders approved the combination.

Closing was still expected on 4 November 2026, and Nasdaq trading under AGLT was still expected on 5 November 2026.

AGCO and Agility signed a commercial agreement for a Digit pilot at the Hesston, Kansas plant, expected to begin in 2027.

GXO and Agility named Statesville, North Carolina and Lebanon, Tennessee for Digit, with work expected to begin in early 2027 on Digit 4 and later move to Digit 5.

Agility plans a 50,000-square-foot Pittsburgh facility and says first employee access is expected by the end of 2026.

Agility says general-availability Digit 5 will standardize onboard compute on NVIDIA IGX Thor, with NVIDIA as the exclusive onboard-compute provider for that version.

Tesla’s 21 October 2026 Form 8-K update says Optimus production began in Fremont on the high-volume lines and calls those the first production-quality bots.

California is Early Ramp and Texas is Construction.

No unit count or price is stated.

NEURA unveiled 4NE1 Gen 4 on 22 October 2026 with the TUM RoboGym opening.

The launch page says the body is 20 percent lighter and does not print a kilogram or centimeter figure.

[pricing] Unitree’s H2-X page lists $25,400 excluding tax and shipping.

The parameter table prints standing size 1725 mm and 31 degrees of freedom.

Weight is printed as 65+ kg and is not stored as a single figure.

Boston Dynamics’ Atlas hand post describes a four-finger hand with 13 degrees of freedom.

That figure is hands only and does not replace the stored body DoF or payload.

[pricing] Agibot’s store lists AGIBOT X2 Neo at $25,600.

That price is not written onto X2 Ultra.

The same store’s X2 Ultra New Version column prints 31 total degrees of freedom.

The earlier Ultra sheet stays on file.

UBTECH’s 28 August 2026 interim results say full-size embodied intelligent humanoid products and services sold 921 units in the first half of 2026, with revenue of RMB 590.3 million.

No dollar conversion is stored.

The privacy policy names Apptronik, Inc. Apollo 2 uses Apptronik patented actuator technology designed for 90%+ energy efficiency.

A 24 June 2025 post announces Elevate Robotics Inc. as a wholly owned subsidiary.

The leadership page names Rachel Salamone as Chief People Officer.

The Robot Park post states a nearly 90,000-square-foot facility in Austin.

Tesla’s Form 10-K for the year ended 31 December 2025 prints 1 Tesla Road, Austin, Texas 78725, Commission file 001-34756, employer identification number 91-2197729, Nasdaq symbol TSLA, and 134,785…

Manufacturing facilities are named in California, New York, Texas, and Nevada, and also in China and Germany.

Honda’s Form 20-F prints a Tokyo office at No.2-3, Toranomon 2-chome, Commission file 1-7628, NYSE symbol HMC, TSE symbol 7267, and 195,109 full-time employees as of 31 March 2026.

Toyota’s Form 6-K prints Commission file 001-14948.

The sustainability data book prints 383,853 consolidated employees as of the end of March 2025.

Xiaomi’s 2025 annual report prints the Beijing campus on Anningzhuang Road, stock codes 1810 and 81810, incorporation in the Cayman Islands, a total workforce of 60,438, and 56,531 full-time…

UBTECH’s 2025 annual report prints incorporation on 31 March 2012, the Nanshan Smart Park office, stock code 9880, 2,550 full-time employees, and the production bases and offices named in the…

Rainbow Robotics’ company file prints KOSDAQ code 277810, establishment on 10 February 2011, and an address in Sejong.

Agility’s Digit 5 unveil states a mass of 284 lb. (129 kg) and proprietary cycloidal actuator technology.

The privacy policy names Agility Robotics, Inc. The company homepage is https://www.agilityrobotics.com/.

The Fremont facility post states a 60,000-square-foot building.

Unitree’s company page dates founding to 2016.

Honda’s about page dates founding to 1948.

Toyota’s company profile dates establishment to 28 August 1937 and prints the Head Office in Toyota City at 1 Toyota-Cho, Aichi Prefecture.

Xiaomi’s prospectus says the company was founded in April 2010.

Agility, Apptronik, Boston Dynamics, Figure, Mentee, and Tesla websites now have a primary page cite.

Figure 03’s introducing post describes a camera architecture with twice the frame rate, one-quarter the latency, and a 60% wider field of view per camera.

Boston Dynamics’ about page dates founding Boston Dynamics to 1992.

Figure’s terms and conditions name Figure AI Inc. The privacy policy lists 3960 N First St, San Jose CA 95134.

Unitree H2 cites 182 cm stand height, 31 degrees of freedom, and a $29,900 list. Unitree R1 cites 123 cm stand height and an R1 AIR list of $4,900.

Agibot X2 Ultra cites 131 cm, 30 degrees of freedom, and up to 1.8 m/s.

PAL Kangaroo cites 160 cm from the 2025 datasheet.

Company rows for Unitree, Agibot, and PAL Robotics were already on file.

Agibot WITA-Omni / AGILE 2.0 / GE-Act 2.0; MagicLab Magic-Brain MolmoSpaces

Atlas’s sales sheet cites 1.9 m, 90 kg, 56 degrees of freedom, tactile fingers and a 360° camera, battery life of 4 hrs and 2 hrs with heavy lifting, a 3 minute autonomous swap, an instant capacity…

ASIMO, as of November 2011, cites 48 kg, 57 degrees of freedom, 40 minutes of walking, and a maximum speed of 9 km/hour, kept as 2.5 m/s.

Ameca Generation 2.6 cites 1870 mm, 62 kg, 61 degrees of freedom, CE, and a LiDAR safety zone at least 3.2 metres across.

GR-2’s company PDF cites a maximum speed of 5 km/h, kept as 1.389 m/s.

A2 cites 69 kg and a 700 Wh battery with a 2 hour runtime and swapping.

Booster T1 cites about 30 kg, about 2 hours walking and about 4 hours standing, Nvidia AGX Orin at 200 TOPS, a depth camera, a 9-axis IMU, a six-microphone array, and 130 N·m with a dual encoder.

HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled cites 15 kg, 300 kg, 29 degrees of freedom, 2 m/s, a 4 hour average run time, KinetIQ on NVIDIA compute, and RGB, depth, force-torque, and haptic sensors.

HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal cites 15 kg, 90 kg, and 29 degrees of freedom.

Unitree’s H2 PLUS page cites 15 Ah (0.972 kWh) and about 3 hours, with arm torque of 120 N·m and leg torque of 360 N·m.

TALOS cites 95 kg, a 6 kg arm payload with the arm stretched, torque sensors except the head, wrists, and grippers, and Ubuntu with EtherCAT loops at 2 kHz and up to 5 kHz.

MagicLab’s about page cites a founding date of January 2024.

DR02’s company article cites a walking speed of 1.5 m/s, IP66 from −20°C to 55°C, and a 10 kg dual-arm load.

Tesla’s Form 10-K/A dated 30 April 2026 quotes a production-primed Optimus design.

Figure 03, from figure.ai/figure, stays 5'8" tall, stored as 172.72 cm, with weight 61 kg, payload 20 kg, speed 1.2 m/s, and a 5 hour runtime.

Figure 02 is unchanged.

Digit’s October 2024 Isaac Lab post cites 28 degrees of freedom on the robot.

Unitree’s H1-2 column cites 27 degrees of freedom and a 15 Ah (0.864 kWh) battery.

Ameca’s full-size manual cites 61 actuated degrees of freedom.

ASIMO stays 130 cm, 48 kg, 57 degrees of freedom, and 40 minutes of walking.

Walker S stays 1.7 m.

Walker S2’s product page cites a 15 kg lift; the annual-report torso count stays off whole-body degrees of freedom.

Apollo’s unveil keeps swappable batteries at a four-hour runtime each.

A2 stays 169 cm, 69 kg, and a 700 Wh battery with a 2 hour runtime and swapping.

Galbot G1 stays 173 cm at maximum height, 92.5 kg, 21 degrees of freedom excluding the chassis and end effectors, 5 kg per arm at the wrist, 1.5 m/s, a 48 V 30 Ah battery, and NVIDIA AGX Orin 64GB at…

4NE1 stays 180 cm and 80 kg.

GR-2 height stays 175 cm from the company PDF.

Sanctuary’s milestones page states a paid deployment and a first commercial purchase order with a global Tier 1 automotive supplier.

The supplier is not named.

The 17 June 2026 news post states a 99.5%+ wire-harness success rate and a 2.54 second cycle, and calls that work a proof of concept.

The appointment post names Daniel Friedmann as chief executive officer.

UBTECH’s 13 July 2026 posts name Hitachi (China) Ltd. and Walker S2 testing on a Hitachi Elevator floor, Terra Robotics as exclusive distributor for Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, and a ROSSMANN…

The Hitachi post states 2025 revenue from full-size humanoid robots of 820 million RMB and sales of 1,079 units.

NEURA’s 7 September 2026 post names SECO for electronic compute modules on cognitive robots, including 4NE1, with Qualcomm Dragonwing processors.

NEURA Mobile Robots takes over ACTIVE Shuttle from Bosch Rexroth on 1 October 2026 and is acquiring 100 percent of ADLATUS Robotics GmbH.

Those two lines are not 4NE-1 deployments.

LimX’s 2 February 2026 post states a $200 million Series B, separate from the later pre-IPO round, and names LimX COSA on Oli.

Agibot’s 17 March 2026 post names a partnership with Thailand’s GULF Group and a planned joint venture.

Humanoid’s 13 May 2026 post states a binding phased deployment with Schaeffler, first systems in Germany before the end of 2026, at Herzogenaurach and Schweinfurt, and Schaeffler as preferred…

No customer is named on that line.

Figure’s terms and conditions name Figure AI Inc. The privacy policy lists 3960 N First St, San Jose CA 95134.

Agility’s privacy policy lists a legal mailing address at 91 43rd St. Suite 220, Pittsburgh, PA 15201.

The Digit 5 page names Damion Shelton as co-founder and chairman of the board.

Apollo 2’s product page states swappable batteries that help enable 7x22 operation, actuators designed for 90%+ energy efficiency, and bipedal and wheeled-base configurations.

Tesla’s SEC company submissions file lists the business address as 1 TESLA ROAD, AUSTIN, TX 78725.

Unitree’s contact page names Yushu Technology Co., Ltd. and a Hangzhou headquarters at 3rd Floor, Building 1, Fengda Creative Park, No. 88 Dongliu Road.

Booster’s app privacy policy cites a registered address in Haidian District, Beijing, China.

DEEP Robotics’ homepage footer cites Hangzhou, China, at 浙江省杭州市西湖区欣然街36号紫金梦想广场3幢.

Xiaomi’s investor contacts page cites Xiaomi Campus, Anningzhuang Road, Haidian District, Beijing.

Figure’s privacy policy cites 3960 N First St, San Jose CA 95134.

Humanoid’s privacy policy names SKL ROBOTICS LTD. UK company 15702488 lists a registered office at Fourth Floor, 4-8 Ludgate Circus, London, United Kingdom, EC4M 7LF.

Unitree’s contact page cites a Hangzhou headquarters at 3rd Floor, Building 1, Fengda Creative Park, No. 88 Dongliu Road.

Honda’s R&D history cites the Wako Research Center, including ASIMO, as a program site in Wako, Japan.

Headquarters country remains Japan.

NEURA’s company page cites a €120 million Series B dated 15 January 2025.

An Ahren Innovation Capital page reports that Mentee Robotics had raised $17 million as of 17 April 2024.

Apptronik’s Apollo unveil cites about 5 foot 8 inches, 160 pounds, an ability to lift 55 pounds, and a four-hour runtime per swappable battery.

Agility’s Digit 5 unveil cites 5’ 11” (1.81 m), 284 lb. (129 kg), a 90-minute runtime that charges in 9 minutes, a 10:1 run-to-charge ratio, and lifts of up to 50 lb. (22.7 kg).

The same sentence cites Digit 4 at 2:1.

Oversonic’s 2025 impact report cites 36 giunti mobili.

Xiaomi’s CyberOne page cites 177 cm, 52 kg, 21 degrees of freedom, peak torque 300 Nm, and a maximum speed of 3.6 km/h.

DEEP Robotics’ humanoid page cites DR01 as an embodied intelligence explorer, with a walking speed of over 1.6 m/s, 18 cm steps, and 25° slopes.

The DR02 page cites an IP66 humanoid and a −20℃ to 55℃ operating range.

LimX spec pages cite Oli, including weight ≤55 kg and battery life of about 1.5 h, and Luna, including battery life ≈4 h.

Galbot’s G1 page cites 整机高度（最高）1730 mm, 21 degrees of freedom excluding chassis and end effectors, single-arm 5 kg and combined 10 kg.

The S1 page cites 整机高度（最大）1793 mm and 双臂最高 50 kg.

The Form & Function page names Chris Thorne, Director - Hardware Innovation, who leads Atlas hardware and has 15 years at Boston Dynamics, including Sandflea, Wildcat, and Stretch.

It names Aaron Abroff, Head of Industrial Design, who led industrial design for Spot, Stretch, and Atlas.

It names James Cuseo, Technical Director - Compute and Sensing, who leads that team and previously directed Mac product design at Apple.

Atlas battery notes cite two packs the robot can swap while it keeps running, and Boston Dynamics’ statement that Hyundai wants general assembly with robots working 24/7.

That line is a stated requirement, not a count of robots in the field.

Actuation notes cite custom actuators about 2 to 5 times buyable performance, depending on the metric, shared between hip and ankle, with continuous range of motion.

Sensor notes cite head cameras aimed at 360° awareness, neck pitch, and a silicone light ring rather than a face.

Height, weight, degrees of freedom, and the 4 hour battery life stay the product-page figures.

MagicLab’s about page cites a founding in January 2024.

Agibot X2 cites about 500 Wh on the product page and about 421 Wh in the AimDK specifications, as two battery notes, plus RK3588 and Orin NX compute.

Figure 02’s announcement cites 4th-generation hands with 16 degrees of freedom and 3x onboard computation.

Galbot G1 cites a 48 V 30 Ah battery, a 4-wheel omnidirectional chassis, and a head stereo camera.

DR02’s datasheet cites a 20 Ah (1440 Wh) battery and an octa-core processor.

HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal cites 29 degrees of freedom on the actuator note and RGB, depth, force-torque, and haptic sensors.

HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled cites an omnidirectional base.

Forerunner cites 52 degrees of freedom, a 2.33 kWh battery with eight hours, and rope-driven hands with up to 11 degrees of freedom per hand.

LimX Oli cites RK3588 and Orin NX, a 6-axis IMU, and a maximum moving speed of 5 km/h, kept as 1.389 m/s.

MagicBot cites 25 Ah (1.35 kWh), an 8-core CPU with 100 TOPS, and 3D LiDAR with depth and fisheye cameras.

MenteeBot cites a hot-swappable battery, dual NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin processors, and a 25 kg payload.

4NE1’s datasheet cites a touch-sensitive sensor skin and a speed of 5 km/h, kept as 1.389 m/s.

RoBee M’s 2025 brochure cites a 3 kg single-arm payload and depth cameras.

TALOS cites torque sensors and Ubuntu with a real-time OS.

Phoenix’s unveil cites hands with 20 degrees of freedom, a 55 lb payload, 3 miles per hour, and 155 lb, kept in those published units beside the stored conversions.

T-HR3 cites 75 kg and 32 axes and 10 fingers.

Unitree H2 cites 15 Ah (0.972 kWh), 120 N·m arm torque, a 2070 TOPS chip, and an Intel Core i5, as separate compute lines.

Agility’s 6 December 2023 GXO pilot page cites Digit’s stored weight of 63.5 kg (140 lb) and stored lift of 15.9 kg (35 lb).

That page is the earlier Digit generation.

Fourier’s GR-1 brochure cites the stored 55 kg, the 3 kg single-handed payload, 5 km/h (stored as 1.389 m/s), and the i7-13700H processor.

The brochure battery line is 460 Wh, and that is now the stored battery note.

Kepler’s Forerunner series page cites 85 kg, and that is now the stored weight.

PAL’s Kangaroo product page cites a 15 Ah, 63 V pack (976 Wh), and that is now the stored battery note.

NEO’s order page now cites the weight already stored as 30 kg (66 lb), the arm payload already stored as 8.2 kg (18 lb), the 842 Wh battery with a 4 hour run-time, the cameras and microphones, the…

Unitree’s G1, H1, and H1-2 pages cite the weights, batteries, sensors, and speeds already on file.

H1 speed stays 3.3 m/s.

H1-2 speed stays the published bound under 2 m/s.

RoBee R, the GR-2 PDF, RB-Y1, and Astribot S1 cite the matching stored specs, and “up to” stays where the page prints it.

Figure 03 actuation stays ELECTRIC on that page.

Tesla’s Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 September 2010 cites incorporation on 1 July 2003.

Honda, Toyota, and Xiaomi parent listings cite the stored tickers.

Those listings are the parent companies.

1X’s Series B post names EQT Ventures with participation, and describes the March 2023 Series A as led by OpenAI and Tiger Global.

Sandwater, Samsung NEXT, Skagerak Capital, and the Nistad group are secondary participants on that post. Clone’s privacy policy names Clone Incorporated, ID 30-1286769, and Clone Sp. z o.o., with…

LimX’s document footer prints LimX Dynamics Technology Co., Ltd. A company news line names 张巍 as founder.

Galbot’s about page prints 银河通用机器人, founded in 2023, and 银河星脑（AstraBrain）.

The G1 handbook names retail, industrial, and medical settings.

RoBee R adds EMC-EMI and GDPR beside standards already on the product page.

Oversonic’s organisational model lists UNI ISO 9001:2015, UNI ISO 45001:2018, and UNI ISO 56002:2021.

Fourier’s newsroom names Alex Gu, Founder and Group CEO.

The about page says founded in 2015 and calls GR-1 the first mass-produced humanoid in the industry.

That sentence is the company’s wording.

Agility’s purchase terms name Agility Robotics, Inc. Digit 5 early access is expected in the first half of 2027, and general availability is expected by the end of 2027.

Mobileye’s press kit announces an agreement to acquire Mentee Robotics.

Sanctuary’s company post names a $30 million Strategic Innovation Fund contribution from the Government of Canada.

Unitree’s company page names the B2 participants, including Meituan.

Boston Dynamics’ California privacy policy names Boston Dynamics, Inc. Engineered Arts’ about page describes social humanoids.

Atlas on the Boston Dynamics product page now cites the stored 90 kg, a 4 hour battery life, and tactile sensing with a 360° camera view.

The Atlas spec sheet cites a 3 minute autonomous battery swap on that battery note.

Height 1.9 m, 56 degrees of freedom, and the 50 kg instant payload were already cited.

Reach 2.3 m is in the degrees-of-freedom cite.

IP67 stays on the safety certification.

Agibot A2 cites 69 kg and a 700 Wh battery with a 2 hour runtime.

Astribot S1 cites 80 kg.

Ameca cites 62 kg and 61 degrees of freedom.

Galbot G1 cites an 8 hour working time and a 3.5 hour adapter charge.

LimX Oli cites 33 active degrees of freedom, a 3 kg single-arm load, and about 1.5 hours of battery life.

MagicBot cites approximately 70 kg and 42 degrees of freedom.

MagicBot Z1 cites approximately 40 kg and 24 degrees of freedom.

4NE1 cites 80 kg, 55 degrees of freedom, and a 20 kg arm payload.

RoBee M cites a 3 kg single-arm payload, 1.2 m/s, and up to 8 hours.

Kangaroo cites 6 degrees of freedom per leg.

TALOS cites 95 kg and a 6 kg arm payload.

DR02 cites 65 kg, 21 degrees of freedom, a 10 kg dual-arm payload, 1.5 m/s, and IP66.

HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal cites KinetIQ on NVIDIA compute.

HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal runtime and speed stay without a cite.

NEO’s total degrees of freedom stay without a cite.

Leadership: Boston Dynamics’ 24 June 2026 Waltham release names Amanda McMaster as interim CEO.

The 5 February 2025 Robotics and AI Institute post names Robert Playter as CEO on that date.

Leadership: Agility’s 15 September 2026 Digit 5 page names Peggy Johnson as CEO, and the related press index on that page names Michael Beer as chief financial officer.

A 12 August 2026 Agility research page lists Jonathan W. Hurst as the author, affiliated with Agility Robotics and Oregon State University.

Leadership: Sanctuary’s Strategic Innovation Fund post names Geordie Rose as co-founder and former CEO.

Leadership: Unitree’s STAR prospectus states that Wang Xingxing (王兴兴) is chairman, general manager, and chief technology officer.

The company operate page names him legal representative.

Leadership: UBTECH’s FY2025 annual report names Zhou Jian as founder, chairman of the Board, and chief executive officer, and Dr. Xiong Youjun as executive director, deputy general manager, and chief…

Leadership: Humanoid’s raise announcement names Artem Sokolov as founder and CEO.

Robotera’s about page names Jianyu Chen as founder.

Leadership: Figure’s culture page names Brett Adcock as founder and CEO.

Apptronik’s leadership page names Jeff Cardenas, Dr. Nick Paine, Kay Sheils Kingsbury, Barry Phillips, Daniel Chu, and Steve O'Dea with the titles printed there.

1X’s NEO hands page names Bernt Børnich as CEO and founder and Bill Nash as CFO.

NEURA’s about page names David Reger as CEO and founder, and the press page names Jens Fabrowsky as chief operating officer.

Engineered Arts’ about page names Will Jackson as founder and director and, on the 2019 timeline caption, as founder and CTO, with Morgan Roe as COO.

Astribot’s contact page address in Nanshan is cited for Shenzhen, China.

Agibot’s privacy-policy contact line is cited for Shanghai, China, including building E2 and floor 7.

Engineered Arts’ contact page cites Falmouth, United Kingdom.

Agility’s Digit 5 page cites a Salem, Oregon headquarters, with country United States.

Kepler’s about page cites Tower 12 in Pudong, Shanghai.

LimX’s about page cites a Shenzhen founding, with country China.

Sanctuary’s company page cites a base in Vancouver, Canada.

Figure’s wire names Brett Adcock as founder and CEO.

The Helix page describes a generalist humanoid vision-language-action model.

Boston Dynamics’ acquisition note stays Hyundai Motor Group at 80 percent, with a SoftBank affiliate at 20 percent, and a US$1.1 billion valuation completed 21 June 2021.

That affiliate line is not a SoftBank Robotics company.

Agility’s Amazon note is a test at a robotics research site south of Seattle.

Apptronik’s GXO note stays an early-stage proof of concept.

The $350 million Series A, co-led by B Capital and Capital Factory with Google participating, stays beside the later Series A close and the Series A-X.

AGIBOT X1 cites 130 cm, 33 kg, 34 degrees of freedom, runtime 2 h, 1 m/s, and a 0.5 kg single-arm load.

X2 height stays Approx. 1.31 m.

The base column stays Approx. 35 kg and is not written onto the Ultra weight.

Total degrees of freedom stay 25 on the base column and 30 on the higher column.

LimX Oli stays 165 cm, 33 active degrees of freedom, and 3 kg single-arm, with weight ≤55 kg and maximum moving speed 5 km/h.

Booster T1 stays 118×47×23 cm, about 30 kg, and 23–41 degrees of freedom by configuration, plus the 2025 RoboCup AdultSize champion line.

Tesla’s investor updates: a public-sale target of the end of 2027 is a press quote; Fremont is installing first-generation lines and expects to start production soon, with California status…

Digital Optimus is an AI software layer, not a body specification.

Unitree G1 cites a 9000 mAh quick-release battery, and knee torque of 90 N·m on G1 and 120 N·m on G1 EDU, kept as that range.

The Atlas spec sheet cites tactile fingers and a palm with a 360° camera view, and IP67.

TALOS cites 175 cm, 95 kg, 32 degrees of freedom, and a 6 kg payload with the arm stretched.

UWORLD U1 pricing is set from 119,800 RMB, with 88 degrees of freedom, and cumulative orders had surpassed 13,361 units as of the launch-event day.

The industrial Walker S Series had entered mass production and commenced deliveries, with no unit count on that sentence.

Figure 03’s battery note cites 2.3 kWh for 5 hours at peak performance and a 2 kW fast charge.

LimX cites a nearly US$200 million Pre-IPO, and US$400 million raised over the prior six months.

Humanoid’s agreement with Bosch is contract manufacturing for HMND 01 in the European market after the Bühl proof of concept.

Unitree R1 pricing is from $4,900, with R1 AIR at $4,900 and R1 at $5,900.

Stand dimensions stay 1230×357×190 mm.

Weight stays About 27 kg on R1 AIR and About 29 kg on R1 and R1 EDU.

Degrees of freedom stay 20 on AIR, 26 on R1, and 26–40 on R1 EDU.

Battery life stays About 1 hour.

The arm line stays About 2 kg, in the vendor’s label.

AGIBOT A2 degrees of freedom stay 40+ active.

A2 Ultra cites 169 cm, weight ≈69 kg, 40 degrees of freedom, 1.2 m/s, an arm load of ≈2 kg, and a 14.4 Ah battery with standing 3 hours and walking 1.5 hours+.

Walker series orders had exceeded 800 million yuan (approx. US$112 million).

Walker S2 cites an autonomous battery swap within 3 minutes.

Distributor list prices, a January mass-production claim, a 15,000-unit figure, Optimus body measurements, a Walker S numeric sheet, and an Atlas payload rewrite are not in this pass.

ASIMO’s about page, as of November 2011, cites 48 kg, 57 degrees of freedom, 40 minutes of walking, and a maximum speed of 9 km/hour, kept as 2.5 m/s.

HMND 01 Alpha Wheeled cites a 15 kg payload, 300 kg, 29 degrees of freedom, 2 m/s, a 4 hour average run time, KinetIQ on NVIDIA compute, and RGB, depth, force-torque, and haptic sensors.

HMND 01 Alpha Bipedal cites a 15 kg payload, 90 kg, and 29 degrees of freedom.

Booster T1 cites about 30 kg, about 2 hours walking and about 4 hours standing, Nvidia AGX Orin at 200 TOPS, a depth camera, a 9-axis IMU, a six-microphone array, and 130 N·m with a dual encoder.

Unitree’s H2 PLUS page cites 15 Ah (0.972 kWh) and about 3 hours, arm torque of 120 N·m, and leg torque of 360 N·m.

Intel Core i5, Intel Core i7, and Jetson T5000 / Thor stay separate compute lines.

Tesla’s Form 10-K/A filed 30 April 2026 quotes a production-primed Optimus design, and lists “1 million bots delivered” as an award milestone, not a shipped count.

The 2025 proxy lists industries Tesla believes bots could serve.

Digit 5 early access stays expected in the first half of 2027, and general availability stays expected by the end of 2027.

Mentee’s ticker cell is empty.

Mobileye’s listing is not stored as Mentee’s ticker.

1X’s company page announces a new headquarters in Palo Alto, California, stored as Palo Alto, United States.

Rainbow Robotics’ contact page lists Sejong, South Korea.

Primary pages also cite Figure in San Jose, Boston Dynamics in Waltham, Fourier in Shanghai, Oversonic in Carate Brianza, PAL Robotics in Barcelona, Robotera in Beijing, Tesla in Austin, and UBTECH…

Street lines printed on those pages are stored on the identity record: Boston Dynamics’ privacy-policy mailing address in Waltham, Fourier’s Pudong contact address, Oversonic’s Carate Brianza contact…

The 1X and Figure pages in this pass do not print a street, so none is stored.

Moss, Norway remains a prior 1X site.

Agibot Go privacy policy adds the Chinese legal name and the Pudong contact line with building E2 and floor 7, beside the store-contact street.

1X’s January 2024 Series B is $100 million with EQT, and the same post’s over $125 million in less than 12 months stays a dated window.

Figure’s BotQ newsroom line stays capable of up to 12,000 humanoids per year.

Sanctuary’s company SIF post keeps the $30 million contribution and over $100 million total as of that post beside later over $140 million.

Mark’s (CTC) stays a week-long Langley pilot with 110 retail-related tasks.

Agility’s Digit 5 unveil adds Salem HQ with Pittsburgh and Fremont offices, RoboFab at 70,000 square feet, and the 2018 $8 million / $8.792 million cumulative — without overwriting later capital…

Booster K1 product page: 95 cm, 19.5 kg, 22 DoF (6 per leg / 4 per arm / 2 head), 60 N·m peak torque.

Engineered Arts contact lists the Falmouth HQ street plus VAT GB677990757 and Reg No 05265468; Companies House matches ENGINEERED ARTS LIMITED, incorporated 20 October 2004; about names Falmouth,…

Mobileye’s press kit announces an agreement to acquire Mentee Robotics at CES 2026, dated 6 January 2026 — signing, not close, and no dollar on that page.

Astribot contact page lists 68F, Block A, Building 2, Shenzhen Bay Innovation and Technology Center, No. 3156 Keyuan South Road, Gaoxin Community, Yuehai Sub-district, Nanshan District, Shenzhen.

Stored as the cited street address on the identity line.

The page labels it Company Address, not headquarters.

Agibot store contact page lists No.2555 Xiupu Road, Kangqiao Business Oasis, Caohejing, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China.

Stored as the cited street address on the identity line.

The page labels it Address, not headquarters.

Boston Dynamics’ 24 June 2026 release describes a planned 323,000 square foot center at 1601 Trapelo Road in Waltham, a $100 million project investment, 1,250 jobs by 2033, and a phased move-in…

Massachusetts awarded a $25 million Economic Development Incentive Program grant for renovation tied to Atlas, Spot, and Stretch.

Aaron Saunders is named Chief Technology Officer on the 18 March 2025 NVIDIA collaboration, which names Jetson Thor and Isaac GR00T on Atlas.

Scott Kuindersma is named senior director of Robotics Research on the 16 October 2024 Toyota Research Institute agreement.

That agreement is on the Boston Dynamics file from the company newsroom.

Google DeepMind’s 5 January 2026 partnership is to integrate Gemini Robotics models with Atlas, separate from the fleet-shipment line.

LG Innotek’s 12 May 2025 collaboration is vision sensing components for Atlas.

The Robotics & AI Institute partnership of 5 February 2025 is a shared reinforcement-learning pipeline for electric Atlas.

A research essay describes a 450M-parameter Diffusion Transformer policy.

Orbit’s product page prints SOC 2 Type II certified, and the enterprise post repeats it.

No auditor or certificate date is stated.

Atlas height, weight, degrees of freedom, and payload stay the product-page figures.

MagicBot Gen1 product-page figures stay as published: standing 1740×580×280 mm, Approximately 70 kg, 42 active degrees of freedom, single-arm loads of up to 7.5 kg, and total body static loads of up…

MagicBot Z1 base-column figures stay standing 1369×422×200 mm, Approximately 40 kg with battery, 24 degrees of freedom, and maximum arm load 2 kg.

Astribot S1 stays height 170 cm, weight 80 kg, single-arm DoF 7, rated level payload 5 kg, and arm span 194 cm.

Operating-time ranges and inequality speeds are not stored as single numbers.

Figure’s BotQ ramp film description cites a 24× manufacturing scale-up, a 120-day ramp window, and a plan to manufacture 55 humanoid robots that week.

Official Introducing Figure 03 (9 Oct 2025) and Introducing BotQ (15 Mar 2025) launch films are dated.

Agibot’s IROS 2025 full-lineup demo and Unitree’s IEEE RAS Humanoid Robot Systems keynote are on the conference calendar.

BMW PressClub Figure 02 Spartanburg counts and Figure 03 sequencing start; Xiaomi CyberOne mi.com/tr metrics; Oversonic RoBee R/F product tables; Kepler Exploration legal name and Forerunner sheet on…

NEURA’s 4NE1 reservation page states an estimated price of €98,000 per unit for 1–19 units on Gen 3.5, excluding taxes and shipping.

UBTECH’s FY2025 annual report describes the Walker S2 bionic torso as 52 degrees of freedom and stable load handling of up to 15 kg.

Those Walker figures are annual-report disclosures, not a product datasheet.

Walker S2 height, weight, speed, and list price stay empty.

Fourier Intelligence: founded in 2015.

The English about page places the humanoid project in 2019, GR-1 in 2022, the GR-1 launch in 2023, GR-2 in 2024, and the GR-3 Series and N1 open-source robot in 2025.

GR-2 company PDF table: 1750 mm × 552 mm × 275 mm, weight ≈ 63 kg, up to 53 actuators, max speed 5 km/h, single-handed payload ≈ 3 kg, max torque 436 N·m.

Agibot A2 on the AimDK overview: height 169 cm, net weight ≈ 69 kg.

CES 2026 U.S. debut of the A2, X2, G2, and D1 series, dated 16 January 2026.

On 28 June 2026 the 15,000th robot left the line.

The milestone unit is the AGIBOT G2, an industrial-grade embodied task robot.

Mixed product line, not humanoid-only.

Engineered Arts: since 2004.

Morgan Roe, COO, named with Will Jackson, Founder/CTO.

Ameca Generation 2.6 (2024): 1870 mm, 62 kg, 61 actuated movements.

Azi Desktop Generation 3: release 22 June 2026, height 525 mm, weight 8.5 kg.

PAL Robotics: the journey began in 2004.

TALOS entered in 2017.

Kangaroo was ready for sale in 2025, including Kangaroo PRO with 2 arms. Luca Marchionni, CTO and Head of the legged business unit.

Toyota Research Institute and Boston Dynamics: an October 2024 research partnership on Atlas and Large Behavior Models.

Not a Toyota commercial fleet.

An August 2025 demonstration of a Large Behavior Model on Atlas is a research demo.

Gill Pratt, TRI CEO and Toyota's Chief Science Officer.

LimX Dynamics: founded in January 2023 in Shenzhen.

Alibaba led a Series A.

The English about page does not state a Series A amount.

An earlier close is CNY 200 million across Angel and Pre-A rounds.

CL-1 continuous heavy-object loading demo, 10 August 2024.

Galbot: founded in 2023.

ET1 standing height 1250 mm, weight with battery 32 kg, standard 26 degrees of freedom, pro and flagship 26 + 12.

Product-page sheets for Figure 03, Atlas, Digit 5, NEO, Unitree G1, H1, H1-2, H2, and 4NE1 keep the units printed on the page.

Figure 03, from figure.ai/figure, stays 5'8" tall, with payload 20 kg, weight 61 kg, runtime 5 hr, speed 1.2 m/s, and an electric system.

Degrees of freedom and price are not on that page.

A published range stays a range: G1 EDU total degrees of freedom is 23–43, and 4NE1 payload is 10–100 kg.

Tesla Optimus, Apollo 2, Sanctuary Phoenix, Walker S2, and Walker C1 stay empty.

Agility×Ricoh fleet service; BD RMAC operational at HMGMA; Group Atlas 25k plan + US 30k/yr plant plan.

Agility’s Digit v5 orders stay more than $300 million of multi-year orders, subject to contractual milestones, and are not cash raised.

NEURA’s Series C stays an investment of up to $1.4 billion.

Sanctuary’s total stays over $140 million to date.

Apptronik’s Series A total stays more than $935 million, with no dollar valuation.

Tesla’s “1 million bots delivered” line is a compensation milestone, not a delivery date.

1X’s Hayward NEO factory is online, with capacity up to 10,000 NEOs a year, and San Carlos is later in 2026.

NEO hands are 25 degrees of freedom and tendon-driven.

Sanctuary announced the eighth generation of Phoenix.

SoftBank Vision Fund 2 is named on Agility’s combination announcement.

Figure 03, from figure.ai/figure: height stays 5'8" as published, payload 20 kg, weight 61 kg, runtime 5 hr, speed 1.2 m/s, system electric.

Degrees of freedom and price are not on that page.

Humanoid (UK), from the 21 July 2026 announcement: a $152 million Series A at a $1.35 billion post-money valuation, led by Prime Movers Lab, with Schaeffler, Bosch, Fubon Financial Holding Venture…

The same announcement states $270 million raised to date.

That cumulative total is its own line and is not added to the Series A.

A September 2025 note states $50 million in founder-led capital, kept separate.

Schaeffler: a signed commercial agreement for deployment of thousands of humanoid robots, in the company’s words, not a 2026 unit count.

HMND 01 Alpha wheeled: 220 cm, up to 7.2 km/h, 15 kg bimanual, 29 degrees of freedom excluding end-effectors.

HMND 01 Alpha bipedal: 179 cm, 29 degrees of freedom excluding end-effectors, 15 kg bimanual.

Founded in 2024 by Artem Sokolov; UK, with offices named in London, Boston, Vancouver, and San Diego.

Mentee Robotics: Shir Gur, CTO.

Rainbow Robotics traces its start to HUBO.

RB-Y1 is a wheeled mobile dual-arm research platform: 3 kg per arm, 600 × 690 × 1,400 mm.

Automate 2026, Booth #1078, Chicago, 22–25 June 2026.

Apptronik Apollo already stored 72.6 kg and 25 kg payload from the company unveil (5 foot 8 inches / 160 pounds / lift 55 pounds).

Height already had a matching field cite.

Weight and payload now each carry their own Evidence row on the robot snapshot and the current unveil sheet, from the same primary: https://apptronik.com/news-collection/apptronik-unveils-apollo.

No new numbers.

The calendar lists cited production, site, ship-window, and earnings dates alongside conference and demo appearances.

A day, month, year, or named window (such as the second half of 2027) stays at the precision the source gives.

Tesla Q2 2026 results are dated 22 July 2026 on the Form 8-K and shown on the Optimus program.

Companies without a primary dated cite stay empty.

Leadership now includes dated titles where sources disagree, kept as separate lines.

Agility: Hunter as CFOO as of 24 June 2026 and as COO as of 17 September 2026; Michael Beer as CFO on the Investor Day list. Round rosters name a lead or named investors, without ownership…

Stack rows are company claims. Notices, scheduled dates, and compute or data commitments are listed apart from funding rounds.

A scheduled date is not a shipment.

A compute commitment is not an equity raise.

Open questions stay blank where no primary states the fact.

Company and platform files show patents, legal events, and open-source releases, with a public link and a short bibliographic snippet.

Not the full patent text.

Cited on this pass: Figure (US12605824B2 humanoid; a head and neck application; USD1118726 design), Tesla Optimus (a knee PCT and an underactuated-hand PCT; Tesla v.

Proception 5:25-cv-04963), Agility (USD888120 Digit design; US12246441 torso shelf), Apptronik Apollo (US20250360978A1), Unitree (US11969895 joint; CN118289111 humanoid-leg application; Luweimei…

No patent or docket yet for Sanctuary, Fourier, Agibot, Engineered Arts, NEURA, Toyota, Kepler, Robotera, Galbot, Clone, Mentee, Rainbow, LimX, MagicLab, Humanoid, Oversonic, DEEP Robotics, or…

A missing number stays blank.

Not legal advice.

Spec sheets are dated.

A number stays blank unless a vendor page, release, datasheet, or quality press states it.

Software rows are labeled as a claim or as confirmed.

Safety is stored only when a source names a standard — an NRTL field evaluation, CE, or an IP rating — not an unstated ISO or UL listing.

Public list, deposit, subscription, and rumored prices are stored when stated.

On this pass: Figure 02 and 03 and Helix; Tesla Optimus (no spec sheet; a rumored price under $20,000; We, Robot teleoperation); Digit and Digit 5 and an NRTL field evaluation; Apollo and DeepMind;…

Still without a spec sheet on this pass: Sanctuary, Fourier, Agibot, UBTECH Walker S, NEURA, Toyota T-HR3, Kepler, Robotera, Galbot, Clone, Mentee, Rainbow, LimX, Booster, MagicLab, and 1X EVE.

Commercial rows distinguish paid pilots and deployments, unpaid pilots and trials, letters of intent and non-binding paper, and partnerships.

Named rows include Figure (BMW commercial agreement and a completed Spartanburg trial; an OpenAI collaboration later exited; Microsoft Azure; Brookfield explore-and-deploy), Agility (Amazon test; GXO…

No named commercial row yet for Tesla, Unitree, Fourier, Xiaomi, PAL, Honda, Toyota, Kepler, Robotera, Clone, Mentee, LimX, Booster, MagicLab, DEEP Robotics, or Astribot.

Deal sizes and unnamed “select customers” stay blank.

Funding history shows round type, the currency and amount as disclosed, valuation currency when stated, other investors, and date precision, each with a source.

Cited capital on this pass includes Figure, a Tesla public-company note, Agility, Apptronik, Unitree B2, the Boston Dynamics Hyundai transaction, 1X, Sanctuary, Fourier Series D, Agibot’s named A2…

Amounts and investors are from a company release, a filing, or quality press.

Kepler, Robotera, LimX, MagicLab, Astribot, Clone, and PAL had no cited amount on this pass.

A milestone can carry an announced or target date and an actual date, with precision of day, month, quarter, or year.

Pages show announced versus actual, and a “slipped N months” line only when both dates are cited at day or month precision.

Cited timelines on this pass include Figure, Tesla, Agility, Apptronik, Unitree, Boston Dynamics, 1X, Sanctuary, Fourier, UBTECH, Xiaomi, Engineered Arts, NEURA, Honda, Toyota, Humanoid, Oversonic,…

Dates are from a vendor release, a filing, or reputable press.

A gap stays empty.

Outstanding ship promises — Tesla 2023 production, Digit general availability in 2025 then Digit 5 in 2027, and 1X NEO 2026 shipments — are stored as announced only.

Depth on the thinnest files.

No new companies.

New platforms on companies already in the set: Rainbow RB-Y1 and LimX Oli.

Timeline: Agibot A2 unveil (reported), PAL Edinburgh, Kepler K1, K2, and WAIC, Robotera founded plus the snow walk and A+, Clone Protoclone, Rainbow RB-Y1, LimX CL-1 and Pre-IPO, MagicLab founded and…

Funding: PAL Memmo €4.1 million consortium grant (not PAL-only), Robotera A+ nearly RMB 1 billion with Geely and BAIC, LimX nearly $200 million Pre-IPO, MagicLab RMB 150 million angel, Astribot A and…

Commercial: Fourier and NVIDIA Isaac, PAL Edinburgh and Airbus Memmo, Toyota Tamagawa and NIDEC, MagicLab Tianyi and China Telecom.

Product: Sanctuary Phoenix, Fourier GR-1 and GR-2, Agibot A2, Walker S height, NEURA 4NE-1, T-HR3, Kepler K2 and a ¥248,000 list, STAR1 55 degrees of freedom, Clone Myofiber claim, MenteeBot reported…

Legal: Sanctuary US12138809B2, Fourier CN219948393U and CN119098984B, Toyota US10232519B2 (not branded T-HR3), Kepler CN223617717U, Robotera URDF BSD-3, Mentee close 8-K, Rainbow rby1-sdk Apache-2.0,…

Agibot X1 hardware has no SPDX license.

Cells without a primary stay blank.

The cited set grew from 26 to 30 companies.

Added: Humanoid (United Kingdom; HMND 01 Alpha wheeled and bipedal), Oversonic Robotics (Italy; RoBee M), DEEP Robotics (China; DR02), and Astribot (China; S1).

MagicLab was already in the set.

Specs are only the numbers on a vendor page, release, or datasheet from this pass.

A range or an arm-tip speed was not forced into a single spec field.

First cited set: Figure, Tesla Optimus, Agility Digit 5 (unveiled 15 September 2026), Apptronik Apollo, Unitree H1 and G1, Boston Dynamics Atlas, 1X NEO, and thinner files for Sanctuary, Fourier,…

Specs appear only where a primary or vendor release was captured.

Other rows stay open — not in the cited set.

Added Digit 5 from Agility's 15 September 2026 Salem release: 1.81 m, 129 kg, 22.7 kg repeated payload.

Legacy Digit (5'9", 140 lb, 35 lb) stays as a separate generation from the GXO pilot page, so the two spec sets are not mixed.

Optimus remains development-stage per Tesla 10-K: Tesla has yet to commercialize Bots. tesla.com/AI does not publish height/weight/payload.

Unofficial spec tables were not imported.