Humanoid Robot Companies in 2026

Every major humanoid robot company in 2026, from Tesla and Figure to Unitree, UBTECH, and the Chinese newcomers, with funding, robots, and status.

Roughly 30 to 50 companies are building humanoid robots in 2026, and the field divides cleanly by region. The United States holds the best-funded names: Figure AI, Tesla, Boston Dynamics, Apptronik, Agility Robotics, and 1X. China holds the highest-volume ones: Unitree, UBTECH, AgiBot, Fourier, Galbot, and a wave of newer firms. Europe’s standard-bearer is NEURA Robotics in Germany. Canada has Sanctuary AI.

The split matters because the two regions are racing on different terms. American firms attract enormous private capital and chase general-purpose autonomy. Figure carries a reported 39 billion dollar valuation. Chinese firms compete on price and manufacturing speed, and they are shipping. Unitree and UBTECH alone moved thousands of units in 2025, and Chinese makers accounted for the large majority of global humanoid shipments that year.

Public-market access is opening up. UBTECH trades in Hong Kong, and Unitree cleared its Shanghai STAR Market listing-committee review on June 1, 2026, set to become China’s first listed pure-play humanoid maker. Tesla offers exposure through a much larger business. Everyone else is private.

Browse each company below for funding, robots, and current status. The pages mark confirmed figures separately from reported ones, because valuations and funding rounds in this space move fast and get repeated loosely.