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AgiBot shipped ~8,400 humanoids in H1 2026 versus Unitree's ~5,900, per industry tracker data. Unlike much of the sector, both companies' entry robots have real, public prices.
Unitree's Shanghai prospectus shows research and education buyers drove 74% of 2025 humanoid revenue; only 3-4% of shipments went to actual operational tasks.
Unitree's Shanghai IPO subscription window closed with extreme retail demand and a lot-winning rate near 0.02%. The multiple is a bet on future growth, not on today's robot prices.
ELSA Japan won exclusive rights to Deep Robotics' new wheel-legged Lynx S10 and opened pre-orders August 3, with deliveries from November. Pricing is quote-only.
UBTech opened preorders for its UWORLD U1 companion humanoid at 119,800–990,000 CNY. Over 13,000 deposits are in, but deliveries don't start until September.
BYD showed off its first humanoid, Xiao Di, at a Zhengzhou showroom in early August. Specs are real; a price, order channel or sale plan are not.
Unitree priced its Shanghai IPO at 150.8 yuan/share, a 61 billion yuan valuation. Gross margins above 60% suggest its low sticker prices aren't subsidized.
The FCC added foreign humanoids and robot dogs to its Covered List on July 28. Every Unitree model on sale today cleared authorization before the deadline.
1X Technologies is taking $200 deposits for NEO with US deliveries promised for 2026 — the first real consumer sales channel for a home humanoid.
The H1-2, which sold for $148,235 with hands, has been delisted; its successor H2 lists at $29,900. Full-size humanoids just got 5× cheaper.
Unitree's 2026 price cuts put the R1 AIR at $4,900 and the Go2 Air at $1,600, resetting the entry price for humanoids and quadrupeds alike.
Weave Robotics' Isaac 1 skips bipedal legs for a wheeled base and lists at $7,999 or $449/month — roughly 60% below 1X NEO's Early Access price.