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Humanoid Robot Leaderboard

169 robots · ranked by HMX
All robots (Unverified) 222 tracked → Every robot we track — including the 53 not ranked on this leaderboard, and why.
#RobotStatusAutonomy DoFPayloadSpeed Conf.HMX
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🇺🇸 Figure 03Figure AI
commercial task-autonomous 35 20.0 kg 1.2 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 87.0
2
🇺🇸 Atlas (electric)Boston Dynamics
pilot task-autonomous 56 50.0 kg 2.5 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 84.8
3
🇨🇳 H2 PlusUnitree Robotics
commercial task-autonomous 75 7.0 kg — highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 83.5
4
🇩🇪 Agile ONEAgile Robots
pilot task-autonomous 71 20.0 kg 2.0 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 81.2
5
🇨🇳 L7RobotEra (Beijing Xingdong Jiyuan / 星动纪元)
commercial task-autonomous 55 20.0 kg 4.0 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 80.4
6
🇨🇳 Iron (next-gen)XPeng
pilot supervised-autonomy 82 20.0 kg — mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 80.2
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🇺🇸 Figure 02Figure AI
retired task-autonomous 35 25.0 kg 1.2 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 76.6
8
🇨🇳 Walker S2UBTech Robotics
limited-production task-autonomous 52 15.0 kg 2.0 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 75.5
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🇨🇳 AlphaBot 2AI2 Robotics
commercial task-autonomous 34 10.0 kg 1.5 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 74.5
10
🇺🇸 ApolloApptronik
pilot supervised-autonomy 71 25.0 kg 0.94 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 73.8
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🇨🇳 Kuavo-5Leju Robot
commercial task-autonomous 41 20.0 kg 1.39 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 72.7
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🇩🇪 4NE-1NEURA Robotics
pilot supervised-autonomy 55 100.0 kg 1.4 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 72.7
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🇺🇸 THEMIS V2Westwood Robotics
commercial task-autonomous 40 15.0 kg 2.78 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 72.5
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🇺🇸 NEO (Gamma)1X Technologies
limited-production teleoperated 75 25.0 kg 1.39 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 70.4
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🇨🇭 AEONHexagon Robotics
pilot supervised-autonomy 34 15.0 kg 2.4 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 70.3
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🇨🇳 G1Unitree Robotics
commercial task-autonomous 43 2.0 kg 2.0 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 69.8
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🇨🇳 Galbot G1Galbot
commercial task-autonomous — 5.0 kg — mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 69.7
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🇺🇸 Figure 01Figure AI
retired task-autonomous 41 20.0 kg 1.2 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 69.0
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🇨🇳 MagicBot (Gen1)MagicLab
commercial supervised-autonomy 42 40.0 kg 1.1 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 68.5
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🇨🇳 Tiangong 2.0 PlusX-Humanoid (Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center)
limited-production task-autonomous 20 — 3.33 m/s lowLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 67.9
21
🇨🇳 Forerunner K2Kepler Robotics
commercial supervised-autonomy 52 15.0 kg — mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 67.0
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🇮🇳 SPACEO M1Muks Robotics
commercial supervised-autonomy 16 60.0 kg 2.0 m/s lowLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 66.5
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🇨🇳 Galbot S1Galbot
pilot supervised-autonomy 17 50.0 kg 1.5 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 65.9
24
🇮🇱 MenteeBot V3Mentee Robotics
prototype task-autonomous 40 25.0 kg 1.5 m/s highLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 65.7
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🇨🇳 Quanta X2X Square Robot
limited-production supervised-autonomy 62 6.0 kg 1.0 m/s mediumLegacy baseline · field review incomplete 65.4
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Listed from cited sources; information not verified, so not scored or ranked until a second check confirms their core facts.

Best humanoid robots in 2026: who leads and why

Figure 03 by Figure AI is the highest-scoring humanoid robot on the HMX in 2026, at 87.0 out of 100 — 2.2 points clear of Atlas (electric) by Boston Dynamics (84.8). H2 Plus by Unitree Robotics completes the top three at 83.5.

The leaders share a strength: Figure 03 on autonomy & intelligence (100.0), Atlas (electric) on autonomy & intelligence (100.0) and H2 Plus on autonomy & intelligence (100.0). The HMX weights autonomy & intelligence (25%) and manipulation & dexterity (20%) above the rest, so a lead there is worth more than the same lead elsewhere.

Across all 169 ranked humanoid robots the median score is 46.7; a place in the top ten currently takes 73.8, and 13.2 points separate first from tenth.

Autonomy is where this ranking is decided — it is the heaviest pillar. Among the top 10: 8 task-autonomous and 2 supervised. The HMX caps teleoperated systems low however capable the hardware, because a machine someone is remotely driving has not solved the problem it is sold for.

The top humanoid robots on each pillar

The overall ranking weights these; each row is the single highest score on one of them.

PillarRobotCompanyPillar score
Autonomy & Intelligence Figure 03 +7 tied Figure AI 100.0
Manipulation & Dexterity NEO (Gamma) 1X Technologies 100.0
Mobility & Locomotion AEON Hexagon Robotics 97.8
Hardware & Engineering NEO (Gamma) 1X Technologies 100.0
Commercial Readiness & Deployment Figure 03 +31 tied Figure AI 100.0
Ecosystem & Viability Figure 03 +2 tied Figure AI 99.0

Frequently asked questions

What is the best humanoid robot in 2026?

On the HMX, Figure 03 by Figure AI scores highest, at 87.0 out of 100. Atlas (electric) (84.8) and H2 Plus (83.5) follow. Scores are computed from published specifications and deployments, each with recorded sources; coverage and independent measurement vary by field.

What is the lowest-priced humanoid robot you can actually buy?

Among humanoid robots that are shipping, the lowest published price is $1,000, for AELOS Series by Leju Robot (HMX 33.2). Only 44 shipping models publish a price, so an undisclosed one could be lower.

How are humanoid robots ranked here?

By the Humanoid Metric (HMX), a 0–100 composite of autonomy & intelligence (25%), manipulation & dexterity (20%), mobility & locomotion (15%), hardware & engineering (15%), commercial readiness & deployment (15%) and ecosystem & viability (10%), normalised against reference scales specific to humanoid robots. The weights are published and the scores are reproducible from public specifications.

Reading the table. HMX is the weighted composite (0–100) for this category, normalised against humanoid-specific reference scales. “Autonomy” shows the recorded declared mode — teleoperated systems are capped low regardless of hardware. “Conf.” is the data-confidence grade for that robot's specs. Click any row for the full breakdown and sources.
These rankings are not comparable across categories. Each category has its own index, its own pillar weights and its own reference scales, so a score of 71 on the HMX and a score of 71 on another leaderboard answer different questions. Only autonomy and commercial readiness are scored from ladders that mean the same thing everywhere. Why →