About Humanoids Directory
A structured database and comparison resource for humanoid robots — built for people, search engines, and research tools.
What we are
Humanoids Directory is a structured catalog of humanoid robots and closely related form factors. The goal is one place to browse specifications, photos, videos, manufacturers, commercial notes, and current deals — without hunting through scattered product pages and press releases.
It is built for researchers, engineers, procurement leads, investors, journalists, and anyone following the field. Pages are written for people and organized so search engines, crawlers, and language models can retrieve the same facts from a canonical URL: name, specs, company, media, and comparison tools.
Humanoids Directory publishes structured product information so buyers, engineers, and researchers can compare platforms in one place. Inclusion of a robot, manufacturer, model, or promotion does not necessarily constitute an endorsement, recommendation, warranty, partnership, or affiliation, and does not mean every claim on a source page has been independently tested.
What you can do here
- Browse robot profiles with structured specs, gallery images, videos, highlights, capabilities, and manufacturer links
- Filter and sort by platform, category, company, country, status, price range, height, weight, battery and runtime, payload, degrees of freedom, year, capability tags, and whether a live deal exists
- Compare up to four robots side by side on a full specification table
- Compare models and configurations of the same product when variants are published
- Compare current deals on robots and models that have a live promotion
- Explore company and category views to scan manufacturers and application areas
- Submit a robot or email listing details when something is missing or new
- Use machine-readable pages where available (Markdown alternates, sitemap, and discovery files) alongside standard HTML
What each robot page aims to cover
Listings use the same field groups so comparison stays consistent. When public data exists, profiles can include:
- Identity: name, model, company, country, category, type, platform, status, generation, year introduced
- Physical and motion specs: height, weight, payload, speed, degrees of freedom, reach, climb and terrain notes
- Power and compute: runtime, battery, charging, actuators, sensors, cameras, lidar, connectivity, OS and software, ROS or SDK notes
- Environment and safety: IP rating, operating conditions, certifications, collaborative or indoor/outdoor notes when published
- Commercial context: public price labels, official and sales links, lease notes, availability, and offer information when dates are current
- Media: primary image, gallery, and videos (manufacturer or public demos when links exist)
- Narrative: overview, highlights, capabilities, use cases, warranty, and notes
Fields without verified public data stay empty. We do not invent prices, scores, or certifications.
How listings get on the site
- Public manufacturer specifications, product pages, and official media
- The submit form from a company representative
- Email when the long form is not a fit
Public submissions are not published automatically. Staff contact the sender to confirm they represent the company and that details match what can be checked. Corrections to a live page go through Contact — the public form does not overwrite an existing listing.
Robot pages can show when a listing was last verified. Current deals only appear while offer dates are still valid. When a deal ends, it leaves the deals list and the public badge is removed.
Our focus
We focus on humanoid robots and related platforms used in industry, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, research, service, education, and emerging commercial applications. Specs, prices, and status change quickly. Listings are updated as reliable information becomes available. Manufacturers and the public can send corrections.
Accuracy and use of this site
Directory information is compiled from manufacturer materials, public sources, and verified submissions. It is provided for general informational purposes only and may be incomplete, out of date, or incorrect.
Do not rely on this website as the sole basis for a purchase, lease, investment, or deployment decision. Independently verify specifications, pricing, availability, certifications, safety information, and commercial terms with the manufacturer or an authorized seller before you buy, lease, or put a robot into service.
Appearance on Humanoids Directory does not necessarily mean we endorse that product or company, does not create a warranty, and does not limit or replace the manufacturer’s own terms. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Humanoids Directory is not responsible for products, services, or representations of third parties. Read the full Disclaimer and Privacy pages.
For manufacturers and partners
If you build or represent a humanoid robot, use Submit a robot or Contact to share a new product, a new model, official media, or a datasheet. Advertising or partnership requests also go through Contact and are labeled if they ever appear on the site.
Why structured directories help
Humanoid robotics is moving from demos toward pilots in factories, warehouses, and other real environments. A structured directory lets people compare form factors, published capabilities, and manufacturers without relying only on marketing pages.
Clear categories, deep filters, side-by-side comparison, current-deal pages, and consistent field names also help traditional search engines and AI systems retrieve the same facts from canonical URLs instead of guessing from scattered press copy.