Robots for industrial and logistics
Robots for inspection, material handling and work in commercial facilities.
What to consider
- Most industrial deployments are arranged directly with the manufacturer or an integrator.
- Plan a risk assessment and site survey before purchase.
- Ask about service agreements and software updates.
Humanoid · Standard
Unitree H1
Unitree's full-size humanoid, built for dynamic locomotion research.
Humanoid · Standard
Fourier GR-1
Fourier's first general-purpose full-size humanoid.
Humanoid · Standard
Fourier GR-2
The second-generation Fourier humanoid with dexterous hands.
Humanoid · Commercial
Agility Digit Commercial
A bipedal robot designed for moving totes in warehouses.
Humanoid · Standard
DOBOT Atom
DOBOT's full-size humanoid, focused on manipulation tasks.
Quadruped · Standard
Unitree B2
An industrial-grade quadruped for inspection and rough terrain.
Humanoid · Standard
Unitree H1-2
Full-size humanoid with seven joints per arm and six per leg.
Humanoid · Standard
UBTECH Walker S2
Industrial humanoid with a manufacturer-described autonomous battery-swapping system.
Humanoid · Standard
UBTECH Walker S1
Industrial humanoid using semantic navigation and whole-body control.
Humanoid · Standard
UBTECH Walker S
Human-scale industrial humanoid for assembly-line operations.
Humanoid · Standard
Boston Atlas
Current electric industrial humanoid for material-handling workflows.
Humanoid · Basic / Development / Pro / Max
ENGINEAI T800 Basic / Development / Pro / Max
A full-size biped offered in several development and manipulation configurations.
Humanoid · Standard
UBTECH Cruzr Y1
A wheeled industrial humanoid for mobile manipulation and machine tending.
Humanoid · Standard
UBTECH Cruzr S2
A full-sized wheeled humanoid for industrial handling and manipulation.
Humanoid · Standard
Apptronik Apollo
Modular humanoid platform positioned for physically demanding industrial work.
Relevant guides and comparisons
- Buying a humanoid robot in the UK
What to check before you buy: configuration, import, VAT, support and safety.
- H1 vs G1: human-scale and compact Unitree platforms
Physical scale is clear in the manufacturer evidence; comparable task performance is not.
- GR1 vs GR2: verify the generation and hand configuration
Fourier’s developer material exposes GR1 configuration differences, while GR2 has a distinct published hardware and software package.
- Digit vs GR2: operational integration versus development scope
Agility describes an industrial automation solution; Fourier describes a humanoid development platform and toolkit. These are not equivalent procurement packages.
- Go2 vs B2: edition-specific development and industrial integration
Go2 configurations and B2’s industrial claims should be compared against a defined payload and site task, not headline demonstrations.