Unitree G1
A compact full-body humanoid sold in standard and developer-focused EDU configurations. It is widely discussed for research and demonstrations, but public European rental inventory and conformity evidence were not verified.
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A compact full-body humanoid sold in standard and developer-focused EDU configurations. It is widely discussed for research and demonstrations, but public European rental inventory and conformity evidence were not verified.
Unitree's lower-cost compact family spans Air, standard, and EDU variants. The store describes different hardware and development access by variant, so model selection cannot be reduced to the headline price.
A full-size humanoid with a larger physical presence and higher published arm payload than Unitree's compact models. Standard and EDU development access differ.
A research-positioned H2 variant with dexterous hands, more total degrees of freedom, and a published remote emergency-stop feature.
A compact European humanoid offered through a refundable reservation flow, with software and hand capabilities that differ between Standard and Pro.
A face-led social humanoid designed for interaction and presentation. It has a fixed base rather than walking locomotion and is the clearest officially documented rental path in this catalogue.
A compact social-robot platform released in June 2026, using head-and-shoulders interaction rather than full-body locomotion. It is explicitly offered through Engineered Arts' rental route.
A European bipedal research platform built around Ubuntu LTS and ROS 2 LTS, with configuration-dependent mass and degrees of freedom.
Figure's current enterprise humanoid is documented through manufacturer releases and customer deployments, not an open sale or short-term rental catalogue.
An industrial logistics humanoid with commercial RaaS deployment evidence. The public path is enterprise solution engagement rather than event-style rental.
1X opened a US-first preorder for the domestic NEO platform. The launch describes basic early-owner tasks plus expert-guided operation for tasks the robot does not yet know; it is not evidence of full autonomy or European rental stock.
Apollo 2 is the modular bipedal and wheeled platform Apptronik uses for real-world data collection, teleoperation and training at Robot Park and selected customer or partner sites.
Sanctuary introduced Phoenix Generation 8 in December 2024 as a wheeled humanoid optimised for data capture and simpler manufacturing. Its June 2026 commercial strategy emphasises deploying Physical AI on existing industrial robot platforms instead of waiting for humanoid hardware mass commercialisation.
Tesla's Q1 2026 filing records factory construction, site preparation and first-generation line installation for Optimus. The same filing frames volume production as anticipated, not completed.
NEURA presented the third generation of 4NE1 at Automatica 2025 and published capability claims around lifting, sensing, hands and dual-battery operation.
Renault reports that Calvin is being tested at its Douai plant on tyre handling. The customer article also publishes a future rollout roadmap, which is recorded as a plan rather than current deployment.
Hexagon launched AEON for industrial tasks and named Schaeffler and Pilatus as pilot organisations. Schaeffler later announced a seven-year integration plan that remains forward-looking.