VinMotion

Hanoi, Vietnam · Humanoids · Systems / General-purpose · vinmotion.vn

VinMotion develops general-purpose bipedal humanoid robots, Motion_1 and Motion 2, for uses such as factory logistics, quality inspection, healthcare, education and home care.

Positioning

VinMotion was established in January 2025 as a distinct Vingroup robotics entity, separate from VinRobotics and VinDynamics, with nearly USD 40 million of registered capital, and unveiled Motion_1, Vietnam first domestically made humanoid, in June 2025 after developing the first prototype in three months. Motion 2 followed. The robots are semi-autonomous with a human in the loop and adaptive learning from human feedback, which is why deployment scores 3 rather than higher. First-phase deployment is captive: VinFast electric vehicle factories, for parts transport and quality inspection. The robotics division is led by Quan Nguyen, chairman and chief scientific officer, who holds a Carnegie Mellon mechanical engineering doctorate and is a USC assistant professor, which explains the southern California office. On 2026-05-29 the Vingroup board approved acquiring shares in VinMotion USA, Inc., with a USD 12.75 million investment reported. The complication is that Vingroup now runs three overlapping robotics ventures, and VinRobotics is already a scored row; the most important open question is the effect of the VinFast May 2026 restructuring, divesting Vietnamese manufacturing for approximately USD 530 million toward an asset-light model, on the VinMotion captive deployment path.

Latest signals

  • Motion 2 showcased agile movement and precise limb control at CES 2026.humanoid.guide
  • Qualcomm’s Dragonwing industrial processor roadmap is powering humanoid robots from Booster and VinMotion.The Robot Report

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Facts, with sources

  • Vingroup Joint Stock CompanyOwnership change · vir.com.vn
  • Vingroup board approved the acquisition of shares in VinMotion USA, Inc. from the Vietnamese parent entityOwnership change · vir.com.vn
  • USD 12.75 million invested in VinMotion USA, Inc.Funding round · vir.com.vn
  • Acquisition of shares in VinMotion USA, Inc. from the Vietnamese parent entityOwnership change · vir.com.vn

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Scores, Humanoids (of 10)

Deployment6
Production4
Commercials2
Progress8
Technology6
Positioning6
Firepower8
Leverage8

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

Peers in General-purpose

1Tesla · 91.52Unitree · 894AgiBot · 88.55Figure · 886Boston Dynamics · 879DexForce · 85

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Questions this page answers

What does VinMotion do?

VinMotion develops general-purpose bipedal humanoid robots, Motion_1 and Motion 2, for uses such as factory logistics, quality inspection, healthcare, education and home care. VinMotion was established in January 2025 as a distinct Vingroup robotics entity, separate from VinRobotics and VinDynamics, with nearly USD 40 million of registered capital, and unveiled Motion_1, Vietnam first domestically made humanoid, in June 2025 after developing the first prototype in three months. Motion 2 followed. The robots are semi-autonomous with a human in the loop and adaptive learn

Where does VinMotion rank in humanoids?

VinMotion ranks 55 of 100 on the Humanoids 100 (November 2026 edition) with a score of 63 out of 100, in General-purpose (Systems). Assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence.

Who are VinMotion's peers in General-purpose?

Tesla (rank 1), Unitree (rank 2), AgiBot (rank 4), Figure (rank 5), Boston Dynamics (rank 6), DexForce (rank 9).

Where is VinMotion based and when was it founded?

VinMotion is based in Hanoi, Vietnam.

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