onero H1

SwitchBot, best known for smart-home gadgets, used CES 2026 to unveil its first home humanoid, the onero H1. The robot rolls on a cylindrical wheeled base and its two arms share 22 degrees of freedom. Several Intel RealSense cameras in the head, arms, hands and abdomen feed the maker's own vision-language-action model, OmniSense VLA, which SwitchBot says runs on the device itself.

Advertised chores are serving coffee, washing dishes, and washing and folding laundry; the robot is also meant to orchestrate the company's other devices under a Smart Home 2.0 concept. The official SwitchBot shop lists the H1 at US$9,999 as of October 2026, marked Coming Soon and not yet shipping, with availability announced for the end of 2026.

Height, weight, runtime and the type of hands are not published, and the product page carries the price but no specification. The company's headquarters is not confirmed. Set against other wheeled household humanoids such as Astribot T1, the H1 stands out for its low list price and for being tied into an existing ecosystem of sensors and actuators.

Interested buyers order through the maker's own shop.