New Robots 2026 — 23 Models Unveiled This Year

This page collects robots whose first presentation the Robolupa database dates to 2026 — as of early October. There are 23, from 20 manufacturers. The list is short, but it shows well what the road from announcement to market looks like today.

The statuses break down as follows: fourteen robots are already on sale (Galbot S1, Tiangong 3.0, Coco 2, Wandercraft Eve, Booster T2, LimX Luna, Segway Navimow X4, Unitree As2, the robotic mowers Bosch VISIMOW18V-100 and Husqvarna Automower 308V, and three iRobot robot vacuums: the iRobot Roomba Plus 415 Combo + AutoWash, the Roomba Plus 575 Combo and the iRobot Roomba Max 775 Combo + AutoWash, plus the ECOVACS WINBOT W3 OMNI window-cleaning robot), five are in pilots (Agility Digit 5, Addverb Elixis-W, Robot.com's R-noid, BYD Xiao Di and the third-generation Persona AI humanoid), two are prototypes (LG CLOiD and the Honda Avatar Robot), one is on pre-order (Weave Isaac 1) and one is purely a concept (the LG humanoid announced for 2027). A 2026 presentation therefore does not automatically mean availability: 14 of 23 entries (61%) are offers you can order today.

By type, humanoids dominate — 10 of 23 entries. The rest are three robotic mowers (Segway Navimow X4, Bosch VISIMOW18V-100 and Husqvarna Automower 308V), three iRobot robot vacuums (Roomba Plus 415 Combo, Roomba Plus 575 Combo and Roomba Max 775 Combo), the ECOVACS WINBOT W3 OMNI window-cleaning robot, two home robots (LG CLOiD and Weave Isaac 1), the Wandercraft Eve exoskeleton, the Galbot S1 industrial arm, the Coco 2 service robot and the Unitree As2 quadruped. By the manufacturer's home country the US and China are level (8 entries each), followed by South Korea (2) and Japan, India, France, Germany and Sweden with one each. Chinese firms hold 35% of the entries here, against 54% in the 2025 vintage, but a sample of n = 23 is too small to speak of a trend.

Prices barely exist: only 9 of 23 entries have one — a published USD 7,999 for the Weave Isaac 1 and Polish shop prices for the iRobot Roomba Plus 415 Combo (PLN 1,249 (≈ EUR 285)), the Roomba Plus 575 Combo (PLN 1,699 (≈ EUR 390)), the Bosch VISIMOW18V-100 (PLN 1,792 (≈ EUR 410)), the ECOVACS WINBOT W3 OMNI (PLN 2,499 (≈ EUR 575)), the Roomba Max 775 Combo (PLN 3,399 (≈ EUR 780)), the Husqvarna Automower 308V (PLN 6,190 (≈ EUR 1,420)), the Segway Navimow X4 (PLN 10,499 (≈ EUR 2,410)) and the Unitree As2 (PLN 53,900 (≈ EUR 12,350)). Robotic mowers, robot vacuums and window cleaners are the exception, going straight into shops at launch; for the rest, that is the typical picture for fresh launches — makers announce features and leave the price list until deliveries begin. At this stage there is little point comparing costs; it is better to watch whether announced dates hold. We know market-entry dates for, among others, the Galbot S1 (January 2026), Booster T2 (July 2026) and Wandercraft Eve (September 2026).

For a Polish audience the 2026 novelties are for now — home and garden robots aside — mostly something to watch: we flag 8 of 23 entries as available in Poland — the Unitree As2, three robotic mowers (the Segway Navimow X4, the Bosch VISIMOW18V-100 and the Husqvarna Automower 308V), three iRobot vacuums and the ECOVACS WINBOT W3 OMNI window cleaner — and for the Wandercraft Eve and the LimX Luna there is no information on distribution. Closest to deployment are pilots with industrial customers, for example in warehouses — which is how Agility Robotics' Digit works, as described in “Agility Digit in Warehouses”.

It is worth reading this list together with the review of the previous vintage (new robots 2025) and with the price analysis (“How Much Does a Humanoid Robot Cost in 2026”). For the segment view: humanoid robots, exoskeletons, home robots, robot lawn mowers, robot vacuums, window-cleaning robots and the makers LG Electronics and Weave Robotics. A wider picture of the market is in “Humanoid Robot Market Forecasts”.