Home Humanoid Registry
Every humanoid robot announced for the home, and how close each one is to your door.
Updated October 28, 2026. Reviewed every Monday.
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BumiNoetix Robotics
Deliveries verified9,998 yuan (launch price)- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- October 22, 2025
- Country
- China
The Beijing News (新京报)October 24, 2025Caijing (财经网科技), on NetEaseMarch 13, 2026What to know
Noetix describes Bumi as a consumer humanoid aimed at household education and companionship; The Beijing News reported a limited presale via WeChat and JD.com from November 2025, and Caijing reported founder Jiang Zheyuan handing units to users at the AWE 2026 expo on 12 March 2026; delivery volumes have not been disclosed.
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UWORLD U1UBTech
Deliveries verifiedFrom 119,800 yuan (U1 Lite); 169,800 yuan (U1 Pro); 880,000 yuan (U1 Ultra female) / 990,000 yuan (U1 Ultra male)- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- June 30, 2026
- Country
- China
UBTech press release (PR Newswire, via AAP)July 1, 202621st Century Business Herald (21世纪经济报道), republished by 10jqkaOctober 14, 2026What to know
UBTech markets U1 for companionship, elder care and premium domestic service and reported more than 13,361 orders; Jiemian (23 Sep 2026) reported deliveries began on 16 Sep 2026 with first recipients Shanghai Yongda Group, Beijing Boshi Group and Korea's Galaxy Robot Park, and the 21st Century Business Herald reported small-batch deliveries to unnamed end customers from September. Damo Finance on 36Kr (29 Sep 2026) reported the CFO cut 2026 delivery guidance to 1,500-2,000 units. Named recipients so far are businesses, not households.
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MoboChery (AiMOGA)
Preorders openNo public price- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- August 2026
- Country
- China
AiMOGA press release (GlobeNewswire)October 27, 2026KrASIAOctober 26, 2026What to know
0.9 m consumer family-companion humanoid for children and older relatives; it debuted at the World Robot Conference in August 2026, and global preorders opened after a launch event in Wuhu on 21 Oct 2026 (KrASIA), but price and delivery schedule have not been disclosed.
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NEO1X
Preorders open$20,000 (Early Access purchase) or $499/month subscription; $200 refundable deposit to order- Remote operator
- Yes, in the home
- Announced
- October 28, 2025
- Country
- United States
1X Technologies (press release)October 28, 2025EngadgetOctober 29, 2025What to know
Engadget reports that teleoperators will do much of the work at first, at times scheduled by the owner and only with the owner's approval; 1X's 30 Apr 2026 press release said full-scale production had begun in Hayward, California, with first units going to internal testing and first customer shipments planned for 2026.
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CLOiDLG
AnnouncedNo public price- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- December 24, 2025
- Country
- South Korea
LG Electronics (press release)January 4, 2026The Korea TimesJanuary 8, 2026What to know
Wheeled home robot with a head and two arms with seven degrees of freedom each, first announced by LG on 24 Dec 2025 (press release via PR Newswire) and shown doing laundry and breakfast tasks at CES 2026; LG has set no sale date, and its CEO said real-world testing would come around 2027, with launch timing to depend on the results.
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Clone AlphaClone Robotics
AnnouncedNo public price- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- December 2024
- Country
- Poland / United States
Clone Robotics (product page)New AtlasFebruary 20, 2025What to know
The manufacturer calls it a musculoskeletal android 'designed for the home', limited to 279 units, with a 'Reserve' button but no published price, deposit or delivery date (its pre-order page still says 'Pre-orders available in 2025'); New Atlas calls the company Californian, while Interesting Engineering (6 Dec 2024), reporting the Alpha's unveiling, called it Polish.
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Figure 03Figure AI
AnnouncedNo public price- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- October 9, 2025
- Country
- United States
Figure AIOctober 9, 2025TIMEOctober 9, 2025What to know
Figure says Figure 03 was designed for the home but has announced no orders or price; TIME reported it was not ready for domestic use at launch, and Forbes Italia (12 Oct 2026) described CEO Brett Adcock's aim of home robots rented for perhaps $500-600 a month, possibly from next year, without a company announcement.
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MeilaMidea
AnnouncedNo public price- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- July 2025
- Country
- China
Yicai GlobalNovember 3, 2025Yicai Global (same outlet, earlier report)August 1, 2025What to know
Midea showed Meila as a household humanoid at WAIC (July 2025) and the 'mini bipedal' Mei La X in Foshan on 31 Oct 2025; the head of its AI research institute said home robots will mature in testing scenarios over the next two to three years and full marketability will take longer.
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MemoSunday
AnnouncedNo public price- Remote operator
- No
- Announced
- November 19, 2025
- Country
- United States
Sunday (product page)SiliconANGLENovember 20, 2025What to know
Rolling base, arms and a cartoon face; Sunday (Mountain View, California, per its GlobeNewswire release of 19 Nov 2025) takes applications, not orders, for a 50-household 'Founding Family' beta due late 2026, says a hand-built unit costs about $20,000 with retail pricing to come, and states Memo 'does not need to learn through human tele-operation in your home'.
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onero H1SwitchBot
Announced$9,999 (listed on product page as 'Coming Soon'; not yet orderable)- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- January 2026
- Country
- China
SwitchBot (product page)AppleInsiderJanuary 4, 2026What to know
Wheeled humanoid with a head and arms, billed as SwitchBot's 'first universal humanoid household robot'; heise online (CES 2026 report) called SwitchBot a Chinese manufacturer and reported an expected price under $10,000 with availability by end-2026, but the product page still shows 'Coming Soon' and the item as unavailable.
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SeeLight S1GigaAI
AnnouncedNo public price- Remote operator
- Not disclosed
- Announced
- May 20, 2026
- Country
- China
South China Morning PostMay 21, 2026Fast CompanyMay 24, 2026What to know
Wheeled two-armed household humanoid; per Fast Company the CEO told Changjiang Daily it should cost about $15,000 with store sales from June 2027, after 100 pilot units in employees' homes (end of May 2026) and free trials in Wuhan homes from the first half of 2027.
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What’s included
Humanoid robots (two arms and a head or torso, on legs or wheels) that the manufacturer has announced for the home. Only what the manufacturer has published or serious press has reported. It probably falls short.
Status
Announced: no orders yet. Preorders open: reservations, deposits or orders accepted. Deliveries verified: serious press has reported units delivered to buyers.
Remote operator
Yes only when the manufacturer or serious press says a remote person can control the robot in the home. Not disclosed means nobody has said.
Checked and not included (11)
- Tesla Optimus: No home model announced; Tesla says its first customers will be industrial (Q3 2026 earnings call, October 22, 2026).
- Gatsby (West Egg Labs) home cleaning service: A home-cleaning service that uses other companies’ robots, not a robot manufacturer.
- Unitree R1: The manufacturer does not market it for the home.
- K-Scale Labs K-Bot: The company closed in November 2025 and refunded its preorders.
- Fourier GR-3 (Care-bot): Aimed at nursing homes and rehabilitation centres.
- XPeng IRON: Shops and malls first; home use is planned later, with no date.
- AgiBot Q1: Aimed at researchers, creators and enthusiasts.
- Dyna Robotics Dyna 2.1: Used in hotels, laundromats and restaurants; no home use stated.
- The Bot Company (Kyle Vogt): No robot has been shown publicly yet.
- Zeroth M1: Its current product page sells it for desks, offices and classrooms, not for the home.
- Tuesday Labs Voxel Series-1: The manufacturer calls it a “home robot”, never a humanoid, and press describes it as having no head.
Compiled by Hugo Alder, author of The Tireless Parent (November 16, 2026).