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Home humanoid robot tracker

As of October 2026, no humanoid robot built for chores has reached a paying US household. 1X takes $20,000 preorders for NEO with deliveries promised in 2026, Weave says its wheeled Isaac 1 ships to California this fall for $7,999, and Flourish Robots plans 50 units of its $3,555 Flourish 1 in December. Unitree's R1 and G1 are on sale now, but they are developer and entertainment machines, not housekeepers. Figure, Tesla, LG and SwitchBot have shown home demos without opening orders, and Sunday plans a 50 family Memo beta. Reporters who saw these robots found them slow, and several makers use remote human operators for hard tasks. This page tracks status, price and what independent reporters actually saw. How we score.

Every one we track, closest to buyable first

Ordered by status: on sale, preorder, waitlist, announced. Rechecked as news breaks
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Unitree R1

Best for Tech enthusiasts, creators and developers who want a walking humanoid at home today

Cheapest walking humanoid you can buy, but it cannot do chores

SHIPS Shipping now; RoboStore said in June 2026 that US orders ship within 30 daysAUTONOMY Voice and image interaction from a multimodal model; remote control out of the box per RoboStore; SDK programming only on EDUPAYLOAD Not published; Unitree lists about 2 kg max arm joint torque and says arm load varies with postureRUNTIME About 1 hour; quick release batterySCORE not yet
$5,900 CHECKED OCT 16, 2026 Check price → Full profile + COMPARE
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Unitree G1

Best for Developers and researchers who want a full size walking humanoid to program

Full featured walking humanoid on sale, built for developers, not chores

SHIPS Robozaps listed the base G1 as backordered in July 2026AUTONOMY Remote controlled and programmable; secondary development only on EDU. Unitree advises keeping a safe distance from people.PAYLOAD About 2 kg arm max load (3 kg on EDU), varies with arm postureRUNTIME About 2 hours; 9,000 mAh quick release batterySCORE not yet
$13,500 CHECKED OCT 16, 2026 Check price → Full profile + COMPARE
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1X NEO

Best for Early adopters who want the first legged home humanoid and are comfortable with remote operators in their home

Soft bodied home humanoid on $20,000 preorder, US deliveries promised 2026

SHIPS Maker says US deliveries start in 2026, Early Access buyers first and $499/month subscribers later. No customer delivery had been announced as of October 5, 2026 (BotInfo), and 1X said in April 2026 that first units were going to internal testing.AUTONOMY The maker says NEO works autonomously by default. For chores it does not know, owners schedule a 1X Expert, a US based 1X employee, who guides it remotely; ear rings change color while an Expert is connected. The WSJ's October 2025 demo was run by a human operator in a VR headset, and Dezeen reported in April 2026 that most tasks still need teleoperation.PAYLOAD Lifts 154 lb, carries 55 lb, 18 lb arm payload (maker)RUNTIME 4 hours per charge from an 842 Wh battery; quick charge of 6 minutes per hour of runtime (maker)SCORE not yet
$20,000 CHECKED OCT 16, 2026 Check price → Full profile + COMPARE
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Weave Robotics Isaac 1

Best for California households that mainly want laundry pickup, folding and daily tidying

Wheeled laundry and tidy robot, $7,999 preorder, California first

SHIPS Maker says first shipments in fall 2026, starting in California; The Next Web reported September 2026 as the start. No delivery confirmation found as of 2026-10-16.AUTONOMY The maker says Isaac 1 runs Laundry Flow and Daily Reset autonomously by default, with teleoperation assistance when needed to finish tasks. Fox News notes Weave's privacy policy lets its workforce remotely access camera data.PAYLOAD Not publishedRUNTIME 8 hours; about 2 hours to charge (maker)SCORE not yet
$7,999 CHECKED OCT 16, 2026 Check price → Full profile + COMPARE
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Flourish Robots Flourish 1

Best for Tinkerers and busy parents who want a cheap robot for simple, repeatable pickup chores

$3,555 tidy robot you teach with your phone, 50 units shipping December

SHIPS December 2026 for the first 50 numbered units (maker)AUTONOMY Owner teaches each chore in about 30 minutes by driving or demonstrating with a phone, then the robot repeats it on its own (maker). Founder told Forbes it can be teleoperated for fun but is designed to work autonomously. Needs cloud GPUs or your own computer.PAYLOAD 3.3 lb (maker); The Robot Report describes 1.5 kg per armRUNTIME Up to 12 hours (maker claim)SCORE not yet
$3,555 CHECKED OCT 16, 2026 Check price → Full profile + COMPARE
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Sunday Robotics Memo

Best for Households that want dish and table clearing help and are happy to be beta testers

Dish and laundry robot entering a 50 family beta in late 2026

SHIPS Founding Family beta of about 50 homes in late 2026; Sunday targeted Thanksgiving 2026. Sale only after beta (maker).AUTONOMY Maker says Memo works autonomously and needs no teleoperation in your home; trained from people wearing Sunday's Skill Capture Glove. Its limbs yield to touch and it stays upright if power is cut (maker).PAYLOAD Not publishedRUNTIME Not publishedSCORE not yet
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SwitchBot onero H1

Best for SwitchBot smart home owners who want a laundry focused robot and can wait

Smart home brand's laundry humanoid, listed at $9,999 but sold out with no way to order

SHIPS SwitchBot store shows Coming Soon; Gadget Review reported late 2026 availability and Kaden Watch said general sales targeted within 2026AUTONOMY Maker calls it fully automatic, learning tasks with its OmniSense VLA model; teleoperation not addressedPAYLOAD Not publishedRUNTIME Not publishedSCORE not yet
$9,999 CHECKED OCT 16, 2026 Check price → Full profile + COMPARE
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Figure 03

Best for Readers tracking which big player reaches homes first

Well funded humanoid built for homes, but no price or order page yet

SHIPS No home date. CEO Brett Adcock told TIME in October 2025: "We think we can get there in 2026, but it's a big push."AUTONOMY Runs Figure's Helix vision language action model; TIME saw human pilots in VR headsets collecting training data, and at launch the robot needed help with home tasksPAYLOAD 20 kg (44 lb)RUNTIME 5 hours; wireless inductive charging at 2 kW through the feetSCORE not yet
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Tesla Optimus

Best for Tesla fans following when a mass market humanoid might arrive

Musk says public sales by end of 2027; no price, preorder or V3 yet

SHIPS Musk said in January 2026: "By the end of next year, I think we'll be selling humanoid robots to the public," tied to high reliability and safetyAUTONOMY Tesla says AI5 should let it work without connectivity. At the October 2024 We, Robot event, TechCrunch and Bloomberg reported robots were largely remote operated by humans.PAYLOAD Not published for the current model; 45 lb (20 kg) in the 2021 AI Day planRUNTIME Not publishedSCORE not yet
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LG CLOiD

Best for LG ThinQ households curious where appliance makers are heading

LG's chore humanoid from CES 2026; real home trials first, no sale date

SHIPS No date; LG plans a real world feasibility demonstration the year after CES 2026 and says launch depends on resultsAUTONOMY Maker describes vision language and vision language action models trained on tens of thousands of hours of household data; teleoperation not addressedPAYLOAD Not publishedRUNTIME Not publishedSCORE not yet
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How we ranked these home humanoid robots

We did not test these robots. We ranked them by how close each is to a real home purchase: order status, a published US price and ship date, home chore features, and independent hands on reports from journalists who saw the robot. Unitree's R1 and G1 are on sale but rank below chore focused preorders because the makers claim no household tasks. Full method.

#RobotStatusPriceShipsAutonomyPayloadRuntimeScore
n/aUnitree R1on sale$5,900Shipping now; RoboStore said in June 2026 that US orders ship within 30 daysVoice and image interaction from a multimodal model; remote control out of the box per RoboStore; SDK programming only on EDUNot published; Unitree lists about 2 kg max arm joint torque and says arm load varies with postureAbout 1 hour; quick release batteryn/a
n/aUnitree G1on sale$13,500Robozaps listed the base G1 as backordered in July 2026Remote controlled and programmable; secondary development only on EDU. Unitree advises keeping a safe distance from people.About 2 kg arm max load (3 kg on EDU), varies with arm postureAbout 2 hours; 9,000 mAh quick release batteryn/a
n/a1X NEOpreorder$20,000Maker says US deliveries start in 2026, Early Access buyers first and $499/month subscribers later. No customer delivery had been announced as of October 5, 2026 (BotInfo), and 1X said in April 2026 that first units were going to internal testing.The maker says NEO works autonomously by default. For chores it does not know, owners schedule a 1X Expert, a US based 1X employee, who guides it remotely; ear rings change color while an Expert is connected. The WSJ's October 2025 demo was run by a human operator in a VR headset, and Dezeen reported in April 2026 that most tasks still need teleoperation.Lifts 154 lb, carries 55 lb, 18 lb arm payload (maker)4 hours per charge from an 842 Wh battery; quick charge of 6 minutes per hour of runtime (maker)n/a
n/aWeave Robotics Isaac 1preorder$7,999Maker says first shipments in fall 2026, starting in California; The Next Web reported September 2026 as the start. No delivery confirmation found as of 2026-10-16.The maker says Isaac 1 runs Laundry Flow and Daily Reset autonomously by default, with teleoperation assistance when needed to finish tasks. Fox News notes Weave's privacy policy lets its workforce remotely access camera data.Not published8 hours; about 2 hours to charge (maker)n/a
n/aFlourish Robots Flourish 1preorder$3,555December 2026 for the first 50 numbered units (maker)Owner teaches each chore in about 30 minutes by driving or demonstrating with a phone, then the robot repeats it on its own (maker). Founder told Forbes it can be teleoperated for fun but is designed to work autonomously. Needs cloud GPUs or your own computer.3.3 lb (maker); The Robot Report describes 1.5 kg per armUp to 12 hours (maker claim)n/a
n/aSunday Robotics MemowaitlistNot announcedFounding Family beta of about 50 homes in late 2026; Sunday targeted Thanksgiving 2026. Sale only after beta (maker).Maker says Memo works autonomously and needs no teleoperation in your home; trained from people wearing Sunday's Skill Capture Glove. Its limbs yield to touch and it stays upright if power is cut (maker).Not publishedNot publishedn/a
n/aClone Robotics Clone AlphawaitlistNot announcedNo ship date; first 279 units offered for reservationNot published; Robozaps found no public footage of it standing, walking or doing a chore as of July 2026Not publishedNot publishedn/a
n/aSwitchBot onero H1announced$9,999SwitchBot store shows Coming Soon; Gadget Review reported late 2026 availability and Kaden Watch said general sales targeted within 2026Maker calls it fully automatic, learning tasks with its OmniSense VLA model; teleoperation not addressedNot publishedNot publishedn/a
n/aFigure 03announcedNot announcedNo home date. CEO Brett Adcock told TIME in October 2025: "We think we can get there in 2026, but it's a big push."Runs Figure's Helix vision language action model; TIME saw human pilots in VR headsets collecting training data, and at launch the robot needed help with home tasks20 kg (44 lb)5 hours; wireless inductive charging at 2 kW through the feetn/a
n/aTesla OptimusannouncedNot announcedMusk said in January 2026: "By the end of next year, I think we'll be selling humanoid robots to the public," tied to high reliability and safetyTesla says AI5 should let it work without connectivity. At the October 2024 We, Robot event, TechCrunch and Bloomberg reported robots were largely remote operated by humans.Not published for the current model; 45 lb (20 kg) in the 2021 AI Day planNot publishedn/a
n/aLG CLOiDannouncedNot announcedNo date; LG plans a real world feasibility demonstration the year after CES 2026 and says launch depends on resultsMaker describes vision language and vision language action models trained on tens of thousands of hours of household data; teleoperation not addressedNot publishedNot publishedn/a

Price and release guides

Rankings use our score: independent test results plus value for money. Affiliate links never change the order. Prices are checked daily and can change.