Start with the household goal, then separate what today’s humanoids can actually buy, demonstrate and do autonomously from the bigger promise of a general home robot.
Four of the most important humanoid robots to understand right now — shown with their real market position rather than treated as equivalent products.
The clearest current example of a humanoid being sold as a home product, but its useful autonomy needs to be separated carefully from remotely assisted task completion.
One of the most important robots to track because the hardware is explicitly designed for the home and Figure is scaling production, even though it is not yet a conventional consumer purchase.
A useful benchmark for what humanoid hardware costs today, but not a direct substitute for a domestic service robot such as NEO.
Potentially category-defining, but it should be shown as a future option rather than compared as though consumers can buy it today.
The fastest way to understand this market is to place each robot on the path from impressive hardware to dependable household product.
A home user can place an order today.
Domestic focus, but no normal consumer checkout yet.
Orderable hardware, not a turnkey household-service product.
Important future product; no public consumer order path.
You should not need to read every page in sequence.
Price, autonomy and Expert Mode.
See the records and household-task tests.
Follow what robots can do task by task.
Solve a household chore with mature hardware now.
Humanoids are the exciting next chapter. Robot vacuums are already mature enough to remove a repetitive household job reliably — and Home Fit can match one to your floors, pets, clutter, thresholds and budget.
Find my robot with Home Fit →RightRobot uses official embeddable video where possible. Manufacturer stills stay source-linked unless their terms clearly allow RightRobot to reuse them commercially.
Official 1X NEO media. Keep the gallery source-linked unless RightRobot has a licence or written permission that clearly covers commercial editorial use.
Open official source →Official visualsFigure 03 product visualsUse Figure's own product page as the visual source until rights-cleared stills can be safely brought into the asset library.
Open official source →Official visualsUnitree G1 product visualsUnitree's official product page is the cleanest current source of imagery, specs and positioning.
Open official source →Official sourceTesla AI / OptimusUse Tesla's own page as the official source for how Optimus is being positioned today.
Open official source →RightRobot separates manufacturer-stated capability from our own assessment and does not label a robot as independently tested unless we have actually tested it. Prices, availability, videos and stated capabilities can change quickly in this category.
