Announced

Announced & no-sheet systems

Systems without public quantitative sheets have dated status cards with demonstrations and explicit unknowns, not numeric columns. Galbot ET1’s vendor specification table is the exception, on the humanoids page.

Galbot ET1 / 银河星仔 (“Xingzai”)

Identity

Galbot's first fully bipedal humanoid, unveiled at the 2026 World Robot Conference on 2026-08-19. The live product page is dated 2026-09-03.

It extends Galbot from the wheeled G1/S1 architecture into dynamic whole-body locomotion; it does not replace the wheeled G1 or heavy-load S1. [P1] [P2] [M21]

Vendor sheet

Height, mass-with-battery, edition-split DoF, stereo camera, RK3588 + RDK X5, and Pro/Flagship compute now live on the humanoids family table.

Standard is 26 DoF; Pro and Flagship are listed as 26 + 12 with dexterous hands. This card does not repeat those numbers. [M21]

Announced architecture

AstraBrain-Agent — described by Galbot as a physical-world agent that continuously observes its surroundings, understands spoken instructions, plans actions dynamically, and learns skills through interaction.

This is the named launch architecture, not a reviewed paper.

The product page separately advertises a 100M-scale Transformer motion foundation model; that label is not treated as a Humanoid-GPT or AstraBrain-WBC checkpoint identity. [P2] [M21]

Demonstrated functions

Street dance, hand-supported inversion, real-time synchronization with a human dancer, improvised spoken interaction, and household organization/laundry tasks.

Galbot says ET1 is being trained for tennis. The product page adds theme-park, storefront, stage-dance, and comedy-performance scenes. [P1] [P3] [M21]

Still unpublished. Payload, speed, battery, runtime, IP, list price, delivery date, SDK, and URDF were still unpublished when the 573-URL developer sitemap and 17 public GitHub repositories were rechecked on 2026-10-09. [M2] [M3]
Buy Now and checkpoints

A Buy Now control is not a price. No LATENT, Humanoid-GPT, LDA-1B, or WAM-TTT checkpoint or number is attributed to ET1.

Genesis AI Eno

Identity

Genesis AI’s first general-purpose robot, unveiled 2026-06-16. The name is “one” backward. A waitlist is open; the company targets industrial deployments toward the end of 2026.

It is not a walking humanoid: official launch copy describes a wheeled base and a tower of articulated panels that changes height and reach in real time, and that folds for storage.

If a vendor sheet ever appears, Eno belongs with mobile manipulators next to Galbot G1, not on the biped page. [P8] [P9]

Announced architecture

GENE-26.5 — the company’s VLA / “robot brain,” announced 2026-05-06. Company materials also describe a tactile e-skin glove and Genesis Hand 1.0.

The lab, the seed round, and the policy column live on the foundation-models page. Simulation is split: company Genesis World 1.0 versus the Apache genesis-world engine on the software page. [P10] [P11]

Demonstrated functions

GENE-26.5 launch demos (before the Eno body was named): 20-step meal prep including a one-handed egg crack, smoothie, pipetting, wire harnessing, Rubik’s cube, piano, and a four-object one-handed grasp.

Those are company demos, not a benchmark table. [P10]

Press numbers that stay out of tables

Forbes’ private-preview write-up cites ~20 actuated hand DoF, unequal finger lengths, back-drivable joints, ~3–5 kg per arm, and ~4–6 h runtime “still being optimized,” and notes an early prototype.

The official PR Newswire launch does not publish those figures. Hand DoF is not robot DoF. None of these numbers enter a numeric column. [P12] [P8]

Public unknowns. No vendor manual, spec sheet, URDF, SDK, list price, or delivery date was public when checked.
Refused figures

Invented aggregator DoF, height, and mass are refused. Zhou’s unscheduled later legged version is not a product. Eno has no numeric column here.

Capital bipeds — status cards

Dated official/press sources only. Public numbers for these systems are talks, filings, or press — not product manuals — so they stay in cards.

Figure 03

Figure announced on 2026-04-29 that it had produced more than 350 Figure 03 robots and raised its demonstrated production rate from one per day to one per hour.

BotQ first-generation design capacity was up to 12,000 robots/year. Figure 03 reached BMW in June 2026. [P4]

Unknowns: sustained customer-delivery rate and a full public specification sheet.
Tesla Optimus

Tesla's January 2026 outlook described Gen 3 as the first mass-production-intended design with production before end-2026 and eventual 1M units/year capacity.

The Q2 filing used more cautious language: Fremont construction began, production anticipated later in 2026. [P5]

Unknowns: volume production not confirmed as of 2026-08-25; no public datasheet.
Boston Dynamics Atlas (electric)

Boston Dynamics announced on 2026-01-05 that it would begin manufacturing the electric product version immediately, with 2026 fleet deployments committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind. [P6]

Unknowns: this is early industrial rollout, not evidence of broad volume production; no public spec sheet.
Apptronik Apollo / Apollo 2

Apptronik's 2026-06-30 announcement described Apollo 2 fleets operating across its Austin Robot Park, Google DeepMind, Mercedes-Benz, and GXO sites.

February 2026 closed more than $935M in Series A to scale production. [P7]

Unknowns: no public production-per-hour or annual output figure; no public datasheet.

Other no-sheet bodies

These bodies get the same treatment as Figure 03 / Optimus: dated official or press sources, no invented comparison table.

Why no numeric column

Marketing pages that print lift, mass, or hand DoF without a product manual stay in cards. Conflicting company posts (for example two different NEO hand-DoF figures) are why these systems have no numeric column.

1X NEO

Official 2025-10-28 launch: Early Access $20,000 or $499/month; US deliveries 2026, other markets from 2027.

The same marketing page prints 66 lb mass, 150 lb lift, 55 lb carry, 22 dB, and 22-DoF hands; a later 1X post describes 25-DoF hands. Those conflicts stay unpublished as a sheet. [P13]

Unknowns: no vendor manual or URDF verified; hand DoF is not a whole-robot total.
Agility Digit

Commercial humanoid from Agility Robotics. Public material is press, customer-deployment notes, and lease / RaaS language. Investor-deck pricing is analyst-grade at best and is not copied here as a list price. [P14]

Unknowns: no public quantitative product manual used as a sheet on this site.
XPeng IRON

XPeng Robotics’ 2026 funding announcement states mass production targeted for end-2026, with initial store/campus deployment then deliveries in 2027.

That is a schedule claim, not a datasheet. Aggregator height / mass / TOPS figures are not copied. [P15]

Unknowns: no official spec table verified.
Kepler Forerunner K2

Shanghai Kepler Robotics launched Forerunner K2 at GITEX 2024 (PR Newswire 2024-10-21) as a general-purpose industrial humanoid entering customer testing. The official site markets the Forerunner series.

Marketing pages and aggregators disagree on height, mass, DoF, and price; none of those numbers become a column. [P16] [P17]

Unknowns: no vendor datasheet accepted here; RMB list prices from resellers are omitted.
Sanctuary AI Phoenix (Generation 8)

Official December 2024 product update: Generation 8 is optimized for high-quality data capture and manufacturing cost.

Sanctuary states a wheeled base as a design decision after customer feedback that bipedal legs were too frail to support a strong torso for useful work.

That is a locomotion class, not a datasheet. Aggregator height / mass / payload / hand-DoF figures are not copied. [P18]

Unknowns: no vendor manual or spec table used here. If a sheet appears, Generation 8 belongs with mobile manipulators, not on the biped page.
Astribot S1

Astribot’s live homepage (2026-08-29) names 星尘智能 S1 and states a Design-for-AI (DFAI) software–hardware architecture. The English /s1 product URL returned HTTP 404 from this checkout.

No extractable height, mass, DoF, payload, or price is copied. This is not Galbot S1 and not Astribot as a Galbot product. [P19]

Unknowns: no vendor manual, datasheet, SDK, or URDF used here.
Robotera STAR1

Robotera’s English STAR1 product URL returned HTTP 200 on 2026-08-29 as a Chinese SPA with no extractable specification table. The company page is recorded as identity only.

Aggregator height / mass / DoF figures are not copied. XBot-L remains a separate no-sheet catalogue name and is not this card. [P20]

Unknowns: no vendor manual or quantitative sheet used here.
MagicLab

MagicLab’s live homepage returned HTTP 200 on 2026-08-29 as a Chinese SPA. No extractable product table, height, mass, DoF, or payload is copied from that page or from aggregators. [P21]

Unknowns: no vendor manual or URDF used here.
Noetix

Noetix Robotics’ live homepage returned HTTP 200 on 2026-08-29 as a Chinese SPA. No extractable product table is copied. This card records the company identity only. [P22]

Unknowns: no vendor manual, datasheet, or URDF used here.