🇺🇸 MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab
Academic lab directed by Prof. Sangbae Kim (of Cheetah quadruped fame) developing the MIT Humanoid as a dynamic, acrobatic bipedal research platform.
Humanoid robots by MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab
1 · scored byHMX
History · 1 robot recorded, current and past
Full history →Every model and generation from MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab the index has recorded, including retired and merged ones. Nothing is deleted; each robot's full version history is one click away.
| Year | Robot | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | MIT Humanoid | research | history |
MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab in 2026: lineup, ranking and funding
MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab has 1 ranked model across 1 category in this catalogue. Counts and ranks cover all its models, including later pages; specification scores do not establish independently tested performance.
Among its 1 humanoid records, each score is compared within that category. Its highest-scoring, MIT Humanoid, ranks 169th of 169 on the HMX at 13.0. Its scores in this category range from 13.0 to 13.0.
0 of its 1 ranked records claim commercial or limited-production maturity. Deployment evidence is reported separately.
Frequently asked questions about MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab
What robots does MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab make?
This catalogue contains 1 ranked models. Its category leaders include MIT Humanoid.
What is MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab's best robot?
Each category has its own score and leader: MIT Humanoid (HMX 13.0, 169th of 169). Composite scores are compared within categories.
Can you buy the MIT Humanoid?
Its recorded stage is research; its price is undisclosed. Confirm availability and terms with the maker.
Where is MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab based?
MIT Biomimetic Robotics Lab is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.