Unitree R1
A publicly priced entry humanoid that makes the category feel real.
Unitree Robotics, China
Boston Dynamics, United States
Boston Dynamics Atlas
In production, and not for sale to you.
- Status
- Work robots
- Public price
- Not for sale
- Category
- Industrial humanoid
- Best for
- Industrial work
- Height
- 190 cm
- Weight
- 90 kg
No published price. Every 2026 unit is committed to Hyundai and Google DeepMind, with external customers expected from 2027. Industry estimates put it between $150,000 and $250,000.
How close to a home
1 / 5
Why it matters
The electric Atlas went into production in January 2026, which moves the most famous research humanoid in the world into the column marked real.
What it can do
An industrial humanoid rated to 30 kg sustained payload and 50 kg instantaneous, with 56 degrees of freedom.
The company
Boston Dynamics belongs to Hyundai Motor Group, which plans parts-sequencing production with Atlas from 2028 and a plant targeting 30,000 units a year.
Specs
The electric Atlas: 190 cm, 90 kg, 56 degrees of freedom, 30 kg sustained and 50 kg momentary payload, fully bipedal. Boston Dynamics presents it as the first enterprise-grade industrial humanoid for material handling and is placing it with a select group of early adopters rather than selling it openly. Passport figures from the sourced drafts of 6 September 2026 and the product page.
Roboosh verdict
The clearest evidence that the humanoid race has left the demo stage, and the clearest evidence that leaving it does not mean anyone can buy one.
Reality check
Production is not availability. No external customer receives one before 2027.
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