Buy Humanoid Robots

Models from Agile Robots, LimX Dynamics and MagicLab for production, research and public venues.

If you want to buy a humanoid robot, start with the job it has to do: production, research or work in public spaces. That decides the size, the hands and the software. Below are the models in our catalog, grouped by use and with their key technical data.

Full-size humanoids

  • Agile ONE (Agile Robots): 174 cm, 69 kg, 20 kg payload, 2.0 m/s. Built for the production floor. It moves between workstations on its own and handles variable tasks with dexterous hands.
  • MagicBot X1 (MagicLab): 1800 mm, 70 kg, 31 active degrees of freedom, hot-swappable dual battery. The X1 Ultra developer edition adds an unlocked developer CPU.
  • MagicBot Gen1 (MagicLab): 1740 mm, about 70 kg, 42 degrees of freedom, optional tactile dexterous hands. Built for guided tours, research and precision manipulation.
  • LimX OLI (LimX Dynamics): 165 cm in the Lite and EDU versions, 175 cm as Super, with 31, 33 or 43 active degrees of freedom. Modular, aimed at research and reinforcement learning.

Compact platforms for research and development

  • Agile ONE S: 140 cm, 40 kg without hands, 31 degrees of freedom, 3 kg payload per arm. Open software stack, with URDF and USD assets for simulation included.
  • Agile ONE SN: the Agile ONE S with two Wuji tactile five-finger hands, preconfigured with NVIDIA Isaac GR00T and whole-body control.
  • MagicBot Z1 Standard: half-size developer platform, 1369 mm, 24 to 50 joint motors, quick-release 10000 mAh battery.
  • MagicBot Z1 with Dexterous Hands: the same platform with tactile hands and 11 degrees of freedom per hand, for work on fine manipulation.
  • LimX TRON 1: biped research platform of up to 20 kg with three interchangeable foot-ends (point-foot, sole, wheeled), an open SDK and Python support.
  • LimX TRON 2: configurable as a dual-arm, bipedal or wheeled setup, with 7 degrees of freedom per arm.

For guided tours and the stage

  • LimX Luna: 160 cm, 56 kg, 27 active degrees of freedom. Made for shopping malls, museums, theme parks and live stages, with dance and catwalk routines.
  • MagicBot Z1 Auto Tour & Narration: Z1 with automated tour routing and narration, for places like showrooms, museums and visitor centres.

How to choose the right model

  • Where it works: production calls for payload and hands, a lab for open software and simulation assets, a public venue for interaction and tour routing.
  • Hands or gripper: settle early whether a two-finger gripper is enough. On the LimX OLI, for example, it comes with EDU and Super, while the five-finger hand is optional on EDU and standard on Super.
  • Runtime: LimX states about 2 hours for the OLI Lite and 1.5 hours for EDU and Super. Swappable batteries, as on the MagicBot X1 and Z1, reduce downtime.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a humanoid robot cost?

It depends on the model and its equipment, such as hands and compute. That's why we give the price in a quote for your configuration.

Which humanoid robot suits research?

The Agile ONE S suits teams that want to run their own models and frameworks. The Agile ONE SN comes set up for NVIDIA Isaac GR00T. For a first step into reinforcement learning, the smaller LimX TRON 1 is an option.

Can humanoid robots work in production today?

The Agile ONE is designed for the production floor. Whether it fits your task is best settled with a pilot project at a real workstation.

Advice and inquiries

We discuss your application, review the technical requirements, compare platforms and coordinate the suppliers. For integration, we connect you with suitable partners. Tell us about your task and environment, or browse all robot platforms.