Tesla's Optimus fleet is already on the job inside Giga Texas. Figure is at BMW. Apptronik's Apollo is at Mercedes. Unitree is shipping $16K humanoids from China by the thousands. This is the page that tracks them all — updated every day.
Built on the same production lines as Tesla cars. Uses Tesla's FSD neural networks for real-world navigation. Dexterous 22-DOF hands can handle eggs without breaking them. Target price: $20,000. The most ambitious and well-funded humanoid program on Earth.
Backed by $2.6B from Bezos, Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI. The 03 is now deploying at BMW's Spartanburg plant for logistics and sequencing — after Figure 02 helped build 30,000+ X3s in a 10-month pilot. The best-funded startup in robotics history.
The OG, all grown up. The production-ready electric Atlas debuted at CES 2026 — “order-of-magnitude” simpler, built to work, not do backflips. Reaches 7.5 ft, lifts 110 lb. Every 2026 unit is committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind; Hyundai aims for 30,000/yr.
Already on the clock. Digit is one of the few humanoids doing paid work at scale — moving totes at Amazon, GXO, Schaeffler and Toyota. Agility just opened a 60,000 sq ft training facility next door to Tesla. Leased through commercial agreements, not sold at retail.
Austin's own humanoid. Born at UT Austin's Human Centered Robotics Lab. Apollo carries 55 lbs, works in warehouses, and is designed to be friendly. Mercedes-Benz is the first deployment partner. $350M raised. Built right here in ATX.
The price disruptor. Unitree is selling humanoid robots for $16,000 — less than a car. The G1 does martial arts, recovers from falls, and navigates autonomously. Chinese manufacturing meets cutting-edge AI. The robot that makes humanoids accessible.
Backed by OpenAI. NEO is designed not for factories but for your home — laundry, dishes, tidying, companionship. Soft exterior, human-proportioned, intentionally non-threatening. The first humanoid built for domestic life.
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