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Prices range from about $1,370 (Noetix Bumi) to $420,000+ (Boston Dynamics Atlas), with most buyable models between $5,000 and $70,000. The Unitree R1 (from ~$4,900) is the most affordable. Compare current pricing across manufacturers on BotInfo.
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Strong options include the Unitree R1 (from ~$4,900), Booster K1 (from ~$4,999), Unitree R1 EDU Smart ($15,000-$19,000), and Unitree G1 Basic (from ~$17,990). The 1X NEO is about $20,000 (or $499/mo) on pre-order. Compare them side by side on BotInfo.
Yes. BotInfo lists quadrupeds including the Unitree Go2 (from ~$2,590) and the DEEP Robotics X30 Pro, M20 Pro, and Lite 3 (from ~$2,890) for research, inspection, and industrial use.
No. Tesla has deployed 8,000+ Optimus units internally but has not announced public sales; its target price is $20,000-$30,000. Browse available alternatives on BotInfo.
R1 (from ~$4,900) is the most affordable and compact. G1 (from ~$17,990) is a compact platform with up to 43 DOF. H2 (from ~$29,900) is the full-scale successor to the discontinued H1. All three are available on BotInfo.
Hyper-realistic humanoids include Realbotix and Engineered Arts (Ameca), with AheadForm (Origin F1) and DroidUP (Moya) in development. Realbotix and Ameca are available for enterprise on BotInfo.
Yes. Manufacturers, dealers, and owners can list robots for free with no commission on sales. Submit your robot through the listing form on BotInfo.
BotInfo is an independent marketplace for advanced robotics, where buyers compare and purchase humanoid robots, quadrupeds, service robots, and more from leading manufacturers through verified, spec-complete listings.
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