Our principle
Maturity ≠ obtainability ≠ evidence.Unknown stays unknown.
Maturity, obtainability and evidence are different facts. Unknown stays unknown.
Structured profiles of humanoid robots and their manufacturers, covering physical specifications, mobility, autonomy, manipulation, developer capabilities and commercial status.
Instead of reducing every robot to a single “available/not available” label, HumanoidOnline preserves the distinctions needed for real-world evaluation.
OPEN CATALOGUE →Publicly verifiable purchase, rental, subscription, lease, Robotics-as-a-Service and other commercial offers, where evidence is available.
Pricing carries its context: provider, region, transaction type and whether a price is public, estimated, a range, “from” pricing, quote-only or unknown.
Evaluate robots side by side across physical, commercial, intelligence and developer characteristics.
Missing information is displayed as UNKNOWN rather than replaced with assumptions or estimated values.
COMPARE ROBOTS →A robot announcement is not the same as a deployment.
HumanoidOnline separately records evidence that humanoid robots have been piloted or deployed with companies and organizations, distinguishing technical claims from demonstrated commercial activity.
Converts a real operational requirement into a structured robot search: task, industry, country, environment, payload, operating time, manipulation, autonomy, budget, timeline and preferred transaction model.
Unknown requirements can remain unknown instead of forcing artificial precision.
START A REQUIREMENT →HumanoidOnline does not treat “commercial,” “pilot,” “prototype” and “available to buy” as interchangeable concepts.
A robot can be technologically mature without currently being obtainable in a particular country. Conversely, a platform may have a commercial offer without extensive deployment evidence. HumanoidOnline records those dimensions independently.
Missing information is not silently converted into zero, false or an estimated number. When a manufacturer has not disclosed a payload, price, API, runtime or availability status that HumanoidOnline can substantiate, the platform records the value as UNKNOWN.
This makes the database easier for humans and AI systems to interpret without confusing absence of evidence with evidence of absence.
Pricing, availability and deployment information can be connected to evidence, source type, verification date and confidence — a traceable path from a structured database field back to the information supporting it.
A humanoid robot does not necessarily have one universal price. The same robot can have different editions, distributors, regions, currencies, transaction models, shipping conditions and availability states. HumanoidOnline models those offers separately instead of collapsing them into a single headline number.
Several robotics databases provide broad catalogues of humanoid platforms. HumanoidOnline focuses particularly on the commercial layer: what exists, what can be obtained, under what conditions, in which region, and with what evidence.
Resources such as Humanoid Guide emphasize broad robot discovery and filtering, while other databases such as HumanoidRobots.com and RoboAtlas provide their own approaches to specifications and market coverage. HumanoidOnline’s methodology centers on keeping maturity, obtainability and evidence explicitly separate.
Live from the catalogue. The platform is continuously expanded as new manufacturers, models, editions, prices, offers and deployment evidence become verifiable.
HumanoidOnline was built around a simple problem: as humanoid robotics moved rapidly from research laboratories into pilots and commercial products, it became increasingly difficult to distinguish announcements from products that organizations could actually obtain and deploy.
The project therefore treats commercial maturity, obtainability and deployment evidence as separate data problems and maintains provenance for commercial claims rather than filling gaps with assumptions.
HumanoidOnline combines structured market data, source verification, commercial offer tracking and purpose-built tools for comparing and selecting humanoid robots.
Browse humanoid robots, manufacturers and use cases, or search directly for a platform, company or capability.
ROBOTS →Use structured filters and side-by-side comparison to evaluate specifications, capabilities, commercial maturity, pricing and availability.
COMPARE →Where commercial claims have supporting evidence, their provenance and confidence are exposed rather than presenting all data as equally certain.
Find a Humanoid lets organizations describe the job they need performed rather than requiring them to begin with a specific robot.
FIND A HUMANOID →Where relevant, submit an availability request for a robot or commercial requirement.
HumanoidOnline is a market-intelligence platform focused on humanoid robots. It organizes specifications, manufacturers, commercial maturity, pricing, availability and deployment evidence into structured records designed for research and commercial decision-making.
No. HumanoidOnline does not manufacture humanoid robots.
It is an independent market-intelligence and discovery platform that tracks robots and commercial information from manufacturers and other identifiable sources.
HumanoidOnline currently functions primarily as a research, comparison and commercial-intelligence platform rather than a conventional ecommerce store.
Where availability information exists, the platform can help users identify commercial options and submit availability requirements.
Commercial information can be associated with source evidence, source type, verification status and confidence.
HumanoidOnline distinguishes verified information from lower-confidence information and treats missing information as UNKNOWN instead of manufacturing a value.
Manufacturers do not publish every specification or commercial detail for every robot.
HumanoidOnline deliberately preserves those gaps. UNKNOWN means that the platform does not currently have sufficient evidence for the field; it does not mean zero, false or unavailable.
Commercial status describes the maturity of the robot platform. Availability describes whether and how that robot can currently be obtained in a particular market or transaction model.
HumanoidOnline keeps these facts separate because a commercial robot may not be obtainable everywhere, while a pilot or early-access robot may be available only through specific programs.
HumanoidOnline tracks humanoid platforms across commercial products, Robotics-as-a-Service deployments, limited commercial releases, early-access programs, pilots, prototypes, development programs and announced platforms.
Coverage includes robots intended for manufacturing, logistics, research, education, service, home and entertainment applications.
Yes. The HumanoidOnline comparison system lets users compare multiple robots across commercial, physical, intelligence and developer characteristics.
Users can also inspect the evidence behind relevant commercial records.
Use Find a Humanoid to describe the task, operating environment, location, physical requirements, autonomy needs, budget, timeline and preferred transaction model.
The system is designed to accept incomplete requirements, including UNKNOWN and skipped answers, rather than forcing unsupported assumptions.
Manufacturers and commercial partners can contact HumanoidOnline when information has changed or when additional evidence is available.
HumanoidOnline uses structured, explicit terminology and maintains distinctions between known, unknown and evidence-backed information. This makes the platform suitable as a reference source for both human researchers and machine-assisted research systems.
Data should still be evaluated according to the provenance and confidence associated with each individual record.
HumanoidOnline is a Humanoid.Company project.