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31/05/2026

LimX Dynamics’ Luna humanoid enters the market at $41,000 with 27 degrees of freedom and a 5 km/h walking speed 🤖 Built for retail and research use cases, it adds another practical option to the growing humanoid robotics landscape, where capability, cost, and deployment fit matter more than ever.

LimX Luna humanoid arrives with 27 DOF, 5 km/h walking, hot-swap batteries, and a $41,000 launch price for commercial retail operators and research teams.

30/05/2026

What can today’s humanoid robots actually do? At the Tokyo Humanoids Summit, developers demonstrated needle-threading robot hands, dancing small humanoids, and full-size delivery machines built for workplace tasks 🤖 From fine manipulation to real-world logistics, the event highlighted how quickly humanoid robotics is moving beyond the lab.

Tokyo Humanoids Summit put dexterity and labor use cases in focus, from robot hands said to thread a needle to delivery-oriented humanoids on show in Tokyo.

29/05/2026

EngineAI’s T800 humanoid has entered mass delivery from its Shenzhen base 🤖🏭. The company says the first units have rolled off a new production line, with capacity now set for up to 10,000 robots as it prepares to scale. A notable step for humanoid manufacturing in China and beyond.

EngineAI T800 humanoid robots have begun mass delivery from a new Shenzhen base built for 10,000-unit scale, with traceability and multi-stage testing.

29/05/2026

Catalyst Brands is deploying Figure AI humanoid robots at its Reno distribution center to handle sorting and packing 🤖 The warehouse rollout highlights how retail supply chain operators are beginning to test humanoid automation for repeatable, hands-on work on the floor.

Catalyst Brands starts a Reno rollout of Figure AI humanoid robots for sorting and packing, a warehouse test tied to retail supply chain scaling efforts.

28/05/2026

Honor’s humanoid robot completed the Beijing half marathon in 50 minutes and 26 seconds 🤖 That finish puts a spotlight on faster locomotion and more autonomous navigation in China, where humanoid systems are moving from demonstrations toward real-world endurance tests.

Honor humanoid robot won a Beijing half marathon in 50 minutes and 26 seconds, showing major gains in autonomous navigation and endurance for humanoids.

28/05/2026

Catalyst Brands is putting Figure AI humanoid robots to work at its Reno distribution center 🤖 The deployment will support sorting and packing tasks as the company tests how humanoids can fit into retail logistics operations. It is a practical step that could help shape the next phase of warehouse automation.

Catalyst Brands is rolling out Figure AI humanoid robots at its Reno distribution center, starting with sorting and packing work in retail logistics operations.

25/05/2026

GigaAI is putting its SeeLight S1 humanoid into 100 employees’ homes in Wuhan, China 🤖 The pilot marks a practical step toward real-world testing, with a broader city rollout planned before retail sales begin in 2027.

GigaAI SeeLight S1 heads into employee home pilots in China, testing whether a two-armed household humanoid can handle domestic chores safely.

24/05/2026

AGIBOT’s A2 humanoid robot took the stage in Jakarta, showing off calligraphy, dance, and hosting skills 🤖 The cultural showcase highlighted more than a public demo, pointing to future roles for the A2 in factories and service settings as AGIBOT expands its real-world robot applications.

AGIBOT A2 humanoid robot appeared in Jakarta with calligraphy, dance, and hosting, marking AGIBOT's push into Indonesia's industrial and service markets.

24/05/2026

Humanoid robots are being tested in Fujian tea gardens for picking, carrying, and processing tasks 🤖 China is expanding real-world benchmarks as it prepares these machines for tougher field conditions ahead of the 2026 games. The trials show how embodied AI is moving from demos to practical agricultural work.

Tea farm humanoid robots were tested in Fujian on picking, carrying, and processing tasks, previewing harder real world trials before the 2026 games begin.

23/05/2026

Meet Walker C1 👋
https://humanoid.guide/product/walker-c1/
UBTECH Robotics’ Walker C1 is a full-size humanoid robot from China built for commercial service, public interaction, and entertainment. It stands 165 cm tall, weighs 50 kg, and uses RGB-D plus structured-light 3D cameras, electric servo actuators, and a custom AI computing platform. With obstacle avoidance, running 100 m, sorting goods, fine catching in warehouse settings, and putting dishes, it shows solid mobility and practical handling for service-oriented tasks. Its 6/10 skill score reflects a capable platform with stronger navigation than manipulation, making it a compelling look at where humanoid service robots are heading.