Home robots, robot vacuums, humanoids and companion bots, tracked for what actually ships.
Robots that clean, fetch, and keep the house company
1X is taking $200 deposits on NEO, a home humanoid designed to be light, quiet and padded, with remote experts on call for unfamiliar tasks.

Figure is now marketing its third-generation humanoid for the home, powered by its Helix AI.

Unitree's G1 humanoid offers 23 to 43 joint motors, optional dexterous hands and a learning-driven control stack.

Starting at $1,600, Go2 uses Unitree's L2 4D LiDAR and simulation-trained gaits to handle gravel, slopes and obstacles.

ECOVACS details FocusJet stain jets, a longer OZMO ROLLER 3.0 mop and TruEdge 3.0 edge cleaning across its DEEBOT lineup.

From $1,600 robot dogs to humanoids with deposits, here is where home robots stand, using makers' own claims.

Narwal now sells three track-mopping robots at different price tiers. Here is how the maker positions each one.
