Robot directory
12 machinesEvery record is evidence-graded and spans humanoids and purpose-built machines alike — because the best robot for a job often isn't the most humanlike one.
Figure 02
The humanoid that ran an 11-month automotive pilot at BMW.
Figure 03
Successor to Figure 02, redesigned around lessons from the BMW line.
Digit
A logistics-first humanoid with real paid warehouse work.
Apollo
A modular industrial humanoid piloting with automakers and logistics operators.
Optimus (Gen 2)
High-profile, low-independent-evidence: a prototype with big claims.
G1
The rare humanoid with a public, low starting price - aimed at R&D, not the warehouse.
H1
A full-size, fast, publicly-priced research humanoid.
NEO
A consumer home humanoid on preorder - and a cautionary tale about supervision.
Stretch
Not a humanoid - a commercially-sold box-mover that already works.
Spot
The publicly-priced quadruped that made robot inspection routine.
Atlas (electric)
A commercial humanoid moving from lab legend to first production units.
Phoenix
Dexterity-focused humanoid with strong demos and limited deployment proof.
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