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AI and robotics company developing the NEO home robot. Its current offer uses an early-access ownership or subscription route and a refundable deposit.
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110 linked profiles cover 111 brand labels. Matatalab and MatataStudio share one documented company record. Location labels distinguish headquarters, offices and origin where the source supports that distinction.
110 maker profiles
AGIBOT
AGIBOT develops humanoid and mobile robot platforms. Its A2, A3, G, X and D editions in this directory have different roles and configurations; software and support claims must stay with the named edition.
10 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Agility Robotics
Agility Robotics develops warehouse humanoids and related deployment software. Its homepage identifies assembly in Salem, Oregon, and explicitly says Digit 5 remains in development.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →AiMOGA
AiMOGA presents companion and service robots. Its official global page advertises Mobo reservations with a deposit promotion. A reservation campaign is not proof of completed production, delivery or independent task performance.
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Explore maker and open questions →Aldebaran
Legacy maker label for NAO 6. The current product and support source used here is Maxtronics Robotics SAS in France; the two company identities are kept distinct.
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Explore maker and open questions →Andromeda Robotics
Andromeda Robotics develops Abi for interaction in care settings and lists Australian and US offices. Procurement is a service discussion with staff training and support, rather than a verified consumer checkout offer.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Apptronik
Apptronik develops humanoid systems, including Apollo 2. Its June 2026 announcement describes Apollo 2 as a data-collection and training platform in bipedal and wheeled configurations; it should not be treated as an unrestricted retail home robot.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Astribot
Astribot is an AI robot developer founded in Shenzhen. Its public site separates robot products from its AI work; S1 and T1 configuration evidence must remain distinct.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Bear Robotics
Maker of service and handling robots, including the Servi Plus platform. Its public site provides a sales enquiry route.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Bene
Bene is a relationship and home-interaction brand spanning an app and proposed hardware. Its footer names 深圳造发消费电子有限公司 as operator; the Wheels offer is a US launch reservation.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →BirdBrain Technologies
BirdBrain Technologies supplies education robotics, including Finch 2.0. Its current site says it is part of the CreXo family of STEM brands. Classroom compatibility, micro:bit requirements and school support should be checked for the exact kit.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Booster Robotics
Booster develops humanoid platforms and developer documentation, including T1, T2 and K1. Research policies and competition results must be kept separate from the functions and support supplied with a purchased robot.
3 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Boston Dynamics
Robot company developing Atlas for industrial material handling. Its Atlas page describes an early customer programme rather than a household retail offer.
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Explore maker and open questions →CASBOT
CASBOT is the robotics brand presented by 中科慧灵. The site lists Beijing and Shenzhen entities and describes humanoid and wheeled embodied-robot products.
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Explore maker and open questions →Casio
Casio markets the Moflin companion robot through regional sites. Its corporate profile identifies CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. and a Tokyo headquarters. Japanese service plans and US marketing or support channels remain region-specific.
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Explore maker and open questions →Clone Robotics
Developer of musculoskeletal androids. Its Clone Alpha page describes a limited planned pre-order programme; current delivery terms are not established.
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Explore maker and open questions →Consequential Robotics
Consequential Robotics develops bio-inspired service robots and lists UK contact locations. MiRo-E is its education model; historical ordering text is not treated as a current offer.
1 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Côme
Côme is a family companion robot project described as designed in France. The publisher is named as Côme The Robot. Its current no-payment reservation does not form a sales contract or guarantee delivery.
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Explore maker and open questions →Devanthro
Devanthro develops Robody systems combining robotics and human teleoperation for assistance and care. Its company and contact pages name Devanthro GmbH in Munich. The home-care platform should be assessed as a service with people involved, not an autonomous appliance.
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Explore maker and open questions →DexForce
Robot and embodied-AI developer whose W1 Pro platform has versioned user documentation.
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Explore maker and open questions →DJI
Technology company behind the RoboMaster S1 educational robot. Its support page documents the RoboMaster app and programming environment.
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Explore maker and open questions →DOBOT
DOBOT develops robot arms and humanoid platforms. The retained ATOM destination now describes the family generally, leaving the exact ATOM Max configuration unresolved.
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Explore maker and open questions →ECOVACS
ECOVACS has introduced the LilMilo companion-pet range alongside its wider home-robot business. This directory record covers LilMilo White; the company’s cleaning robots are outside this review.
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Explore maker and open questions →Elephant Robotics
Elephant Robotics develops robot arms, mobile manipulation platforms and companion cats. Its company contact page gives a Shenzhen address and separate sales, service and technical-support emails.
5 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Enabot
Maker of EBO and ROLA home-monitoring, companionship and pet robots. App, subscription and regional sales terms vary by product.
7 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Enchanted Tools
Enchanted Tools develops the Mirokaï robot family. Its legal notice identifies a head office in Paris. Maker demonstrations, developer work and customer deployment terms remain distinct evidence questions.
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Explore maker and open questions →Energize Lab
Maker of Eilik and other desktop companion robots. Its official store distinguishes the base robot from the separate AI Station and Panxer accessories.
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Explore maker and open questions →EngineAI Robotics
Humanoid robot maker with PM01 and T800 development platforms. Its site lists separate purchase and after-sales contact routes.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Engineered Arts
Engineered Arts develops social humanoids and the Tritium control software. Its official contact extract identifies Falmouth as headquarters, but the exact Ameca documentation route still returns an unreadable application shell.
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Explore maker and open questions →Faraday Future
Faraday Future presents an EAI robotics range including FF Nova. The robotics site supplies a partnership contact. The Nova model, Mini Cart, developer package and support territory need to be distinguished when comparing offers.
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Explore maker and open questions →Fauna Robotics
American robot company developing Sprout as a humanoid platform for software and robotics developers.
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Explore maker and open questions →Feather Robotics
Feather Robotics presents a modular mobile manipulation platform for developers and integrators. Its advertised entry configuration, promotional price and US-based support do not establish a complete UK deployment offer.
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Explore maker and open questions →Figure
Figure develops humanoid robots and its Helix software. The current company page distinguishes Figure 01, Figure 02 and the home-oriented Figure 03; claims about another generation should not be transferred to this record.
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Explore maker and open questions →Fourier
Fourier develops humanoid and rehabilitation robots. The GR-2 source is retained on an older support domain, while GR-3 has separate current documentation.
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Explore maker and open questions →Furhat Robotics
Social robot developer offering the Furhat platform, SDK and optional AI tools. Software subscriptions are separate from a physical robot quote.
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Explore maker and open questions →GAC Group
GAC Group publishes GoMate Mini development news and identifies Guangdong Huilun as its spun-out robotics business. The group label, operating robotics business and exact Mini model should remain distinct.
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Explore maker and open questions →GROOVE X
GROOVE X develops LOVOT companion robots. Its company page gives a Tokyo address. LOVOT body prices, continuing service plans and regional repair arrangements form different parts of the ownership cost.
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Explore maker and open questions →Hermy
Desktop companion project with First Edition Solo and Duo launch plans. Current public material describes preparation for production and a planned Kickstarter.
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Explore maker and open questions →Hisense
The Hisense Moii site presents home and service robots and names Haiyuan Zhihe Robotics (Hangzhou) Co., Ltd. in its footer. Moii H1’s promotional page is not a complete regional order and support package.
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Explore maker and open questions →Hiwonder
Hiwonder develops educational robot kits, servos and related learning resources. Exact controller and kit tiers matter across its humanoid, mobile and legged ranges.
15 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Honda
Honda carries out robotics research alongside its other businesses. Its Avatar Robot is a research system involving remote operation and dexterous-hand work; the research page does not establish a consumer robot offer.
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Explore maker and open questions →IHMC
Not-for-profit research institute in Florida. Its robotics group documents the Alex humanoid research platform.
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Explore maker and open questions →InsBotics
InsBotics develops the Pophie companion robot. Its company page states Singapore headquarters and a Beijing R&D centre; conflicting launch and preorder wording remains unresolved.
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Explore maker and open questions →Intelligent System
Intelligent System publishes PARO product, sales and support information. Its Japanese sales page names the company, a Toyama address and separate one-year and maintenance-package offers. Those domestic terms do not establish international supply or identify every regional hardware version.
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Explore maker and open questions →Intuition Robotics
Company behind ElliQ, a companion device intended for older adults. Membership and service eligibility are part of the product, rather than a one-off hardware purchase.
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Explore maker and open questions →Keenon Robotics
KEENON develops service robot systems, including BUTLERBOT W3. Its company page gives a Shanghai address and a global contact. Building integration and local after-sales arrangements must be checked for the intended installation.
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Explore maker and open questions →Kepler
Humanoid robot developer associated with the K2 Forerunner/Bumblebee programme. A maker-issued 2025 release reports production and customer shipping.
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Explore maker and open questions →KEYi Tech
KEYi Tech develops interactive consumer robots including Loona. Its company history says KEYi Technology was established in Beijing; Loona-specific official channels are recorded with that scope.
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Explore maker and open questions →KinderLab Robotics
KinderLab Robotics develops KIBO’s tangible, screen-free coding kits. Its website lists a Waltham, Massachusetts contact address; kit and classroom-package prices should not be mixed.
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Explore maker and open questions →Learning Resources
Educational product company whose Botley 2.0 robot uses a handheld programmer and screen-free coding activities.
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Explore maker and open questions →Leju Robotics
Maker of KUAVO and ROBAN research platforms and AELOS educational robots. The AELOS PRO3 page uses images for much of its product information.
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Explore maker and open questions →LG Electronics
LG Electronics develops home appliances and robotics research, including CLOiD. Its corporate page publishes a Seoul address. The CLOiD announcement describes a demonstration and development direction rather than a verified retail sale.
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Explore maker and open questions →LimX Dynamics
LimX Dynamics develops humanoid and legged robot platforms, alongside simulation, training and control tools. The reviewed site lists Luna, Oli, TRON 1 and TRON 2 separately.
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Explore maker and open questions →LivingAI
LivingAI presents EMO and AIBI companion robots and publishes a service contact. The selected company pages do not establish the legal entity or headquarters. App access, cloud dependence and the exact bundle should be checked separately.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Luwu
Desktop robot maker behind the XGO and RIG ranges. Its official documentation covers programming and setup; exact model generations remain separate.
3 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →LuxAI
LuxAI develops QTrobot platforms for research and education. Its contact page separately lists Luxembourg, US and UK entities; the RD-V3 i5 configuration needs a specific quotation.
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Explore maker and open questions →M5Stack
M5Stack supplies modular development hardware and documents StackChan. Its site names M5Stack Technology Co., Ltd. and a Shenzhen address. Community Stack-chan designs and a particular M5Stack product build should not be merged without revision evidence.
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Explore maker and open questions →MagicLab
Robot maker with humanoid, wheeled manipulation and quadruped ranges. The library covers MagicBot D1 and Gen1.
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Explore maker and open questions →Makeblock
Makeblock offers coding robots, classroom resources and associated software. The contact page publishes an address in California. This is an office-country record, not a claim about headquarters or manufacturing origin.
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Explore maker and open questions →MangDang
MangDang develops Mini Pupper robot kits and publishes open development resources. Its linked organisation profile identifies Hong Kong; Mini Pupper 2 must remain separate from the newer Mini Pupper 4 programme.
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Explore maker and open questions →MatataStudio
MatataStudio supplies education and coding products, including VinciBot. Its official site explicitly calls MatataStudio a trademark of MATATALAB CO., LTD. and describes an evolution from the Matatalab brand. The current store publishes support and business contacts using matatalab.com addresses; a China office is documented, while headquarters remain unverified.
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Explore maker and open questions →Mentee Robotics
Mentee Robotics develops MenteeBot. Its current homepage labels the business “Mentee by Mobileye”; that branding statement does not establish an orderable V3 package or its regional support.
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Explore maker and open questions →Microbric
Microbric develops Edison education robots. Its official about-page extract describes an Adelaide head office, Australian design and support, and manufacture by a team in China. The exact V3 programming and repair requirements remain model-specific.
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Explore maker and open questions →Miko
Miko is a children’s educational-robot business whose company page states a Mumbai headquarters. Hardware, paid content and cloud/security-support commitments need to be assessed separately.
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Explore maker and open questions →Misty Robotics
Social robotics brand within Furhat Robotics. Misty II is offered for education, research and development, with separate base and Plus packages.
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Explore maker and open questions →MIXI
Japanese company behind the Romi companion robot. The Lacatan model has a separate body price and recurring cloud membership.
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Explore maker and open questions →NEURA Robotics
NEURA Robotics develops cognitive robot platforms and states a Metzingen headquarters. General 4NE1 reservation wording must not be transferred automatically to the separately announced Gen 4 configuration.
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Explore maker and open questions →Noetix Robotics
Noetix publishes humanoid products and model-specific development documentation. The company site title names 北京松延动力科技集团股份有限公司. Bumi, Pro and EDU configurations have different software and hardware access and should stay distinct.
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Explore maker and open questions →Ohbot
Ohbot develops programmable expressive robot heads for learning and maker projects. Its UK site sells assembled robots, kits, servos and controller accessories; software and AI-service requirements vary.
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Explore maker and open questions →OKA
Company brand behind Mori, a desktop companion device. Its current First Access page contains region-specific purchase terms that need to be read alongside conflicting FAQ wording.
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Explore maker and open questions →OlloBot
OlloBot presents OlloNi companion robots. Its current about page publishes a Shenzhen contact address. SS1, S1 and L1 naming and conflicting physical figures require care; the brand page is not proof of a final shipping specification.
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Explore maker and open questions →Ozobot
Educational robot brand with the Evo platform and block- and colour-based coding resources.
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Explore maker and open questions →PAL Robotics
PAL Robotics develops research and service-robot platforms, including humanoids and mobile manipulators. Its legal notice identifies the website owner and registered Barcelona address.
3 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Panasonic
Panasonic’s NICOBO is a companion robot with Japanese-market manuals and service plans. The verified NICOBO website redirects to Panasonic’s own store; Japanese support terms do not establish UK cover.
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Explore maker and open questions →Petoi
Maker of programmable quadruped robot kits and the OpenCat software ecosystem, including Bittle, Nybble and Quaddle.
3 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Photon
Photon Education offers education robots and teaching resources. Its contact page identifies Photon Entertainment sp. z o.o. in Bialystok. Robot versions, app compatibility and classroom resources should be checked together.
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Explore maker and open questions →Pollen Robotics
Pollen Robotics publishes open robot hardware and software projects, including Microduck and Reachy. Reachy Mini is also documented through Hugging Face. Open-source access and the terms of a hardware purchase are separate questions.
3 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →PrimeBOT
PrimeBOT, presented as 启元机器人, publishes Q1 and T1 products, software services and mainland-China warranty information. Its about page names 启元新创（上海）科技有限公司; exact revisions and overseas support remain separate checks.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Pudu Robotics
Pudu develops commercial service robots and embodied robot platforms. BellaBot variants, D9 and FlashBot Arm are separate records; restaurant delivery experience does not prove the humanoid or arm platforms are available for general use.
4 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Rainbow Robotics
Rainbow Robotics develops research and industrial robot platforms, including RB-Y1. Its site identifies a Sejong headquarters and provides technical resources; an exact RB-Y1 build and service agreement still require confirmation.
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Explore maker and open questions →Robosen
Robosen markets programmable character robots, including licensed Transformers products. Its US site names Robosen Robotics Innovation Inc. and a California address. This is a regional company record; offers and warranty terms need the exact model and selling region.
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Explore maker and open questions →Robotera
Robot maker whose official catalogue and CES release identify the L7 humanoid and Q5 wheeled platform.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Robotical
Educational robot company behind Marty the Robot V2, its coding app and teaching resources.
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Explore maker and open questions →ROBROS
Korean robot developer whose IGRIS-C page describes a wheeled dual-arm platform and developer resources.
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Explore maker and open questions →Ropet
Ropet presents KAMOMO as a companion robot pet. Its ownership information distinguishes offline behaviour from cloud-enabled features and applies different warranty rules by purchase region.
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Explore maker and open questions →Sanctuary AI
Sanctuary AI develops Physical AI, dexterous hands and robot systems. Its current about page says it is headquartered in Vancouver. Phoenix Generation 8 is a distinct data-capture platform; new industrial software announcements must not silently replace its hardware record.
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Explore maker and open questions →Sharp
Electronics manufacturer behind the RoBoHoN companion robot. Exact Japanese model numbers, mobile connectivity and service plans affect ownership.
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Explore maker and open questions →Sony
Sony’s aibo is a companion-robot dog. Regional bundles, cloud-service subscriptions, account transfer and repair eligibility need to be checked for the ERS-1000’s intended market.
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Explore maker and open questions →Sphero
Educational robot maker with BOLT+, indi, RVR+ and Mini platforms, coding apps and teaching resources.
4 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Sunday Robotics
Sunday develops Memo and invites applications for a founding-family beta. The maker distinguishes the cost of a hand-built robot from a future retail price. Beta participation, eventual ownership and ordinary retail availability remain separate questions.
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Explore maker and open questions →SwitchBot
Home-automation brand whose public onero H1 listing is separate from its established smart-home accessories.
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Explore maker and open questions →TangibleFuture
TangibleFuture is named on the official LOOI about page. LOOI uses a smartphone with a small robot base; phone compatibility and account or cloud features matter alongside the hardware. The current direct source routes remain rate limited.
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Explore maker and open questions →temi
temi presents mobile robot platforms, cloud services and developer tools. Its site lists offices in New York, Shenzhen and Singapore. The US publisher name and office-country field do not imply every robot service is supplied in the United States or elsewhere.
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Explore maker and open questions →Tesla
Technology company developing the Optimus humanoid programme. The checked AI material does not establish a consumer purchase, generation-specific support package or household delivery.
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Explore maker and open questions →Tombot
Tombot is developing the Jennie companion puppy. Its current accessible homepage extract invites a waitlist and says customers will be contacted closer to shipping with pricing and availability.
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Explore maker and open questions →Tsinghua Future Robotics Club
Tsinghua Future Robotics Club, also known as FuRoC, is a student robotics group. Its Tinker team website documents the group; the Tinker 2019 research platform must remain separate from later competition builds.
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Explore maker and open questions →TTS
TTS is a trading name and registered trade mark of RM Educational Resources Ltd. It supplies Blue-Bot and classroom resources; robot, mixed classroom pack and accessory listings have different prices and contents.
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Explore maker and open questions →Tuesday Labs
New York home-robot developer behind Voxel Series-1. Its reservation terms describe an early project with US-only reservation eligibility.
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Explore maker and open questions →Tuya
Tuya supplies an AI and connected-device platform and has announced Doova and Aura. A platform announcement does not by itself identify an orderable retail package or its hardware service provider.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →UBTECH
UBTECH covers humanoids, commercial interaction robots and education platforms. The maker lists its Shenzhen headquarters separately from overseas offices; an overseas office does not establish support for every robot.
10 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Unitree
Robot maker with quadruped and humanoid ranges, including Go2, G1, H1, H2 and R1. Editions and developer access differ.
11 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →VEX Robotics
VEX Robotics provides education robot systems and VEXcode software. This directory covers the VEX 123 Robot and Coder Bundle and VEX GO Education Kit. Direct access remains blocked, so current kit contents, regional offers and support need confirmation.
2 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Weave Robotics
Weave Robotics develops home robots in San Francisco. Its site separates Isaac 0’s California shipping claim from Isaac 1’s preorder and planned first-shipment offer; teleoperation assistance remains explicit.
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Explore maker and open questions →Wonder Workshop
Wonder Workshop is now presented as part of the MORAVIA Consulting Group family. Its site identifies MORAVIA Education Inc. in Florida. Dash robot compatibility, current apps and school accounts need to be checked before purchase.
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Explore maker and open questions →Xiaomi
Consumer-electronics company whose CyberOne entry records a humanoid prototype announced in 2022. That historical announcement does not establish a current robot product.
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Explore maker and open questions →Xpeng
XPENG develops vehicles and the IRON humanoid programme. Its current company release identifies Guangzhou headquarters and a production/delivery schedule; generations and deployment targets should not be combined.
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Explore maker and open questions →Yonbo
Yonbo describes itself as X-Origin’s consumer robotics brand, with a team spanning Silicon Valley and Shenzhen. Its contact page publishes a California address. A Twin Kit offer should not be treated as the price or specification of a single X1.
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Explore maker and open questions →Yukai Engineering
Yukai Engineering is a Tokyo robot and hardware developer focused on personal and lifestyle products. BOCCO emo, Mirumi, Qoobo and Petit Qoobo have different ownership and interaction requirements.
4 robot profiles in this library
Explore maker and open questions →Zerith Robotics
Robot developer whose H1 platform combines a wheeled base, arms and developer interfaces. Static configuration details and regional support still need confirmation.
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Explore maker and open questions →Zeroth
Zeroth presents the M1 EDU Combo as a small humanoid development platform. Its current offer is a US-scoped preorder, with projected Q4 2026 shipping rather than verified completed deliveries.
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Explore maker and open questions →No matching maker. Try another name or location.