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Humanoid Robots Ranking 2026 for Poland

The humanoid robot market in 2026 is, above all, a market of announcements. Of the nearly one hundred models we looked at, the vast majority have no public price, and some can't be ordered at all: they exist as factory pilots or technology demos. That is why this ranking deliberately rewards real availability and price transparency more than an impressive spec sheet.

  • No. 1: LimX Oli (CL-3), 68 out of 100 points
  • Cheapest of the top-rated: EngineAI PM01 (46,500 PLN* (≈ EUR 10,660 at NBP rate 4.3641 of 21 October 2026))
  • 1 of the 5 top-rated models are available in Poland

Prepared by: Robolupa editorial team (with AI tools) Updated:

Ranking results

  1. 1

    LimX Dynamics

    LimX Oli (CL-3)

    68/ 100 pts

    The LimX Oli (CL-3) wins thanks to a rare combination: a full-size humanoid (165 cm, 55 kg, 31-43 DOF) on sale since August 2025 at an openly stated starting price of USD 21,800 (about PLN 84,500 (≈ EUR 19,360)), clearly cheaper than comparable models such as the Unitree H2 or Kepler K2. An open Python SDK with support for Isaac Sim, MuJoCo and Gazebo makes it a favorite of research labs, although a 2-hour battery life and a payload limited to 3 kg per arm rule out large-scale industrial use.

    84,500 PLN* (≈ EUR 19,360)
  2. 2
    Unitree G1 EDU (several configurations up to Ultimate D)

    Unitree Robotics

    Unitree G1 EDU (several configurations up to Ultimate D)

    68/ 100 pts

    The Unitree G1 EDU is effectively the standard developer platform in this segment: full SDK access, as many as 43 degrees of freedom in the "Ultimate D" variant, and tactile five-fingered hands. The manufacturer does not publish an official price list, however (distributors sell it in a range of USD 43,900-73,900, or roughly PLN 170,200-286,500 (≈ EUR 39,000–65,650)), and the 2-hour battery life remains the weak point of the whole G1 family.

    286,500 PLN* (≈ EUR 65,650)
  3. 3

    1X Technologies

    1X NEO

    66/ 100 pts

    The 1X NEO is the only robot in the ranking explicitly sold with the private home in mind, with a real pre-order (USD 200 deposit, price USD 20,000, or about PLN 77,500 (≈ EUR 17,760), delivery in the US from 2026). The claimed 68 kg lifting force (about 25 kg carrying) and 22-DOF hands are impressive, but it is a closed platform with no public SDK, and its day-to-day reliability in home conditions has yet to be independently verified.

    77,500 PLN* (≈ EUR 17,760)
  1. 4
    EngineAI PM01
    EngineAI PM01EngineAI Robotics · 46,500 PLN* (≈ EUR 10,660)

    At USD 12,000 (about PLN 46,500 (≈ EUR 10,660)), the EngineAI PM01 is one of the few fully on-sale humanoids in its class below the psychological threshold of USD 15,000. Its small stature (140 cm) and the absence of published payload data mean it should be treated as a demonstration and educational platform, not a robot for independent manipulation work.

    65 / 100
  2. 5
    Booster T1
    Booster T1Booster Robotics · 131,600 PLN* (≈ EUR 30,160)

    The Booster T1 is the 2025 RoboCup champion in the AdultSize category, a rare, fully documented proof of motor ability rather than just a promo video. Its price of USD 33,949 (about PLN 131,600 (≈ EUR 30,160)) and a battery life of still only 2 hours place it in the research-and-development niche, not in the segment of ready-to-deploy systems.

    64 / 100
  3. 6
    Kepler Forerunner K2
    Kepler Forerunner K2Kepler Robotics (Shanghai Kepler Exploration Robotics) · 96,900 PLN* (≈ EUR 22,200)

    On specification alone the Kepler Forerunner K2 is unmatched in this lineup: 52 degrees of freedom, 30 kg of payload and 8 hours on a 2.33 kWh battery are results no other model on sale reaches. The price, however, remains only a range estimate (USD 20,000-30,000, about PLN 77,500-116,300 (≈ EUR 17,760–26,650)), and the manufacturer names no industrial deployment.

    63 / 100
  4. 7
    AgiBot A2 (Yuanzheng A2)
    AgiBot A2 (Yuanzheng A2)AgiBot (Zhiyuan Robotics) · 213,200 PLN* (≈ EUR 48,850)

    The AgiBot A2 offers a strong set of parameters (40+ DOF, 19-DOF hands, about 2 kg arm payload at a speed of 1.2 m/s), but different sources give conflicting technical data and prices (from USD 55,000 to as much as 190,000), which is itself a warning sign for a buyer. Its in-house WorkGPT AI stack is not open to outside developers.

    61 / 100
  5. 8
    Figure 03
    Figure 03Figure AI

    The Figure 03 has the strongest deployment evidence on the list: more than 350 units delivered and a real production project with BMW at its Spartanburg plant. But it is not a robot you can simply buy: sales are exclusively through B2B fleet contracts, with no unit price given. Despite the announced "Home" variant, it is still a long way from the household segment.

    54 / 100
  6. 9
    NEURA 4NE-1 Gen 3.5
    NEURA 4NE-1 Gen 3.5Neura Robotics · 428,900 PLN* (≈ EUR 98,280)

    The NEURA 4NE-1 Gen 3.5 is the only clearly European (German) candidate in the ranking, designed in part with Porsche and backed by funding in the region of a billion euros. The claimed 100 kg payload raises doubts, since the manufacturer doesn't specify whether it is the load on a single arm or on the whole system, and the price of USD 105,000 / EUR 98,000 (about PLN 428,900) applies to a reservation for delivery only at the end of 2026.

    53 / 100
  7. 10
    Unitree H2
    Unitree H2Unitree Robotics · 219,900 PLN (≈ EUR 50,390)

    The Unitree H2 is the brand's newest flagship (180 cm, 70 kg, 31 DOF, an onboard computing unit rated at 2,070 TOPS) with a starting price of USD 29,900 (about PLN 115,900 (≈ EUR 26,560); PLN 219,900 (≈ EUR 50,390) in a Polish shop), lower than its predecessor, the H1. Only a few months after launch, though, it has no documented deployments.

    52 / 100
  8. 11
    Atlas
    AtlasBoston Dynamics

    The electric Atlas has the best technical parameters in the whole lineup (56 DOF, 50 kg payload, IP67) and real use at Hyundai's RMAC facility and in collaboration with Google DeepMind. But it is the only model that cannot be ordered at all: the entire 2026 production run is already allocated to Hyundai. For a reader looking for a robot to buy, this entry is purely for reference.

    44 / 100
  9. 12
    Astribot S1
    Astribot S1Stardust Intelligence (Astribot) · 476,800 PLN* (≈ EUR 109,260)

    The Astribot S1 stands out for the exceptional speed and precision of its arms in manipulation demonstrations (end-effector speed above 10 m/s, repeatability of +/-0.1 mm), but it is sold on request only, and quoted prices range from USD 96,000 to 150,000 depending on the source. Without an official price list or a public SDK, it is hard to recommend today outside specialized labs.

    43 / 100

* Price converted into zloty from a foreign currency at the NBP rate of 1 October 2026 (1 USD = 3.8762 PLN, 1 EUR = 4.3770 PLN); indicative amount, excluding customs duty, VAT and transport.

Methodology

Ranking criteria

The score is the sum of the points for each criterion (100 at most). The weights are disclosed.

  • Commercial availability 30%

    Can the robot actually be ordered or reserved today, what is the stated delivery time, and is it sold through an open channel (manufacturer's store, distributor) or only through B2B "on request" offers? This criterion carries the most weight because in this category most models currently exist mainly as announcements or industrial pilots rather than products you can buy.

  • Price and value for money 20%

    Is the price stated openly by the manufacturer or a credible industry source (not a rumor), and is it reasonable for what the robot offers? No published price at all means a low score, whatever the market speculation.

  • Technical capabilities 25%

    Degrees of freedom, payload, hand dexterity, speed and battery life: parameters actually confirmed by the manufacturer or credible tests, not marketing claims.

  • Deployments and proof of operation 15%

    Documented industrial deployments, pilots with named customers, results in robotics competitions or other hard evidence that the robot works beyond the manufacturer's promotional material.

  • Developer support (SDK) 10%

    Availability of a software toolkit and documentation, compatibility with ROS2 and simulators (Isaac Sim, MuJoCo), and the size of the developer community around the model.

Methodology. We scored each model in five weighted categories that add up to 100 points. The weights reflect the stage the market is at. Commercial availability (30%) counts most, because in this category it, not raw specification, decides how useful a ranking really is to the reader. Technical capabilities (25%) are judged only on data confirmed by the manufacturer or a credible industry source; rumors and competitors' estimates don't count. Price and value (20%) rewards a transparent price list, not just a low number. Deployments and proof of operation (15%) favors real, named use cases over promotional material. Developer support (10%) reflects how well a robot lends itself to independent programming work. Only models with a status of on sale, pre-order or documented pilot, backed by at least one confirmed source, made the ranking; pure concepts with neither a date nor a price were left out.

Frequently asked questions

Can any of these humanoid robots already be bought in Poland?

No. Only some of them: the Unitree models (G1 EDU, H2) are offered by Polish shops, including x-kom, Botland and DeltaRobots; the other robots in the ranking have to be imported from the manufacturer or through an importer, which adds customs duty, VAT and transport. Unitree points to the site unitree-polska.pl, but its range has not been confirmed to include humanoid models; the distributor mainly sells the Go2 series of quadruped robots.

Why is the Boston Dynamics Atlas ranked so low when it has the best specifications?

Because the ranking criteria reward real availability, not just technical capability. The entire 2026 production run of the electric Atlas is allocated to Hyundai and Google DeepMind. It can't be ordered as a single unit, so despite the top technical score it lands low in the overall standings.

Do the listed prices include tax and delivery to Poland?

No. All prices are base amounts quoted by the manufacturer or distributor in the country of origin, converted to zloty (PLN) for orientation at the rate of 1 October 2026 (USD/PLN 3.8762, EUR/PLN 4.3770). Customs duty, import VAT and international shipping, which can be significant for large robots, are not included.

What does it mean that a robot's price was "converted" from dollars or euros to zloty?

It means an approximate conversion at the current exchange rate, not an official zloty price set by the manufacturer. None of the models assessed has an official price list in PLN.

Sources

The model data on this page comes from manufacturer datasheets and web pages and from sellers' offers, and prices from public offers on the stated day. Links to the sources are below; check a figure at the source before you base a decision on it.

  1. LimX Oli (CL-3) · limxdynamics.com
  2. LimX Oli (CL-3) · roboticsandautomationnews.com
  3. Unitree G1 EDU (several configurations up to Ultimate D) · unitree.com
  4. Unitree G1 EDU (several configurations up to Ultimate D) · zmprobots.com
  5. 1X NEO · 1x.tech
  6. 1X NEO · notebookcheck.net
  7. EngineAI PM01 · engineai.com.cn
  8. EngineAI PM01 · rek.com
  9. Booster T1 · english.beijing.gov.cn
  10. Booster T1 · globaltimes.cn
  11. Kepler Forerunner K2 · interestingengineering.com
  12. Kepler Forerunner K2 · gotokepler.com
  13. AgiBot A2 (Yuanzheng A2) · en.wikipedia.org
  14. AgiBot A2 (Yuanzheng A2) · agibot.com

How we calculate it. We compile our rankings using transparent criteria and weights, in line with the EU Omnibus Directive and the guidance of Poland's consumer protection authority (UOKiK). The table below shows the weight of each criterion.

About the authors

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