Independent humanoid catalog
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103 real machines: what each costs, what is in the box, what it costs delivered to your country, and who sells it. Shipping products, preorders, and prototypes are clearly marked.
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Delivered prices are the cheaper of an import estimate and a seller's listed price in your market, not quotes.Estimates, not quotes. Import rules for United States
Buying guidance: Robotics R&D
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Recommendations require documented task support and a way to buy: a recorded route to you, or a business contract. Task assessments cover 76 of 103 listings; unassessed machines remain in the catalog. Within budget comes first, then what ships now, then preorders and contract sales.
- Stanford University ToddlerBot
$6,011 to $6,045
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The research project publishes locomotion and manipulation methods with a reproducible open design.
Parts bundles are not complete robots. Assembly, compute, printed end effectors and policy setup are required before these experiments.
Review configuration and sources - Aldebaran NAO 6
$10,466 to $10,612
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Maxtronics markets NAO6 for education and research and lists a Python and C++ SDK and Choregraphe low-code programming among its tools.
Aldebaran cloud services ended on 1 Oct 2026, so a NAO6 needs the Maxtronics update for the app store, updates and remote speech recognition, and a NAO7 successor is in development.
Review configuration and sources - Booster Robotics K1
$11,799
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Booster documents development support on all three K1 tiers and use in robotics education and RoboCup.
Base arms have no grasping end effector. Custom tasks require programming; the entry battery has a shorter runtime.
Review configuration and sources
Documented for this use but not open to your order here: Booster Robotics T1, UBTech Robotics Walker Tienkung, Rainbow Robotics RB-Y1, NEURA Robotics 4NE1.
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