24 of the 100 companies on the Humanoids 100 are based in United States, 24% of the list, across 5 categories and 11 segments. The highest ranked is Tesla, rank 1 of 100 with a score of 91.5. Ranking and scores from the November 2026 edition, the assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence of the humanoid robotics landscape.
| Rank | Company | Category / segment | Country | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TeslaTesla is developing Optimus as a general-purpose humanoid robot, with factory assembly capabilities and planned large-scale deployment. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 91.5 |
| 5 | FigureFigure develops and manufactures general-purpose humanoid robots, including Figure 03, for industrial, logistics, and home applications. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 88 |
| 6 | Boston DynamicsBoston Dynamics is developing Atlas as a general-purpose humanoid for industrial deployment, including automotive production lines and Hyundai manufacturing facilities. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 87 |
| 12 | Agility RoboticsAgility Robotics develops and sells Digit humanoid robots for warehouse and industrial work such as packing, stacking and sorting, deployed at customer sites. | Systems / Industrial & logistics | United States | 84 |
| 20 | ApptronikApptronik develops and sells Apollo humanoid robots for material handling and repetitive workflows across manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and retail. | Systems / Industrial & logistics | United States | 77 |
| 23 | 1X Technologies1X develops and sells NEO, a general-purpose bipedal humanoid designed for household chores and operation around people. It has opened pre-orders, set a $20,000 price, and planned consumer deliveries. | Systems / Consumer & home | United States | 76 |
| 34 | JabilJabil partnered with Apptronik to scale manufacturing and production of Apollo humanoid robots, including industrial deployment with Mercedes-Benz. | Manufacturing / Contract manufacturing | United States | 69 |
| 49 | Fauna RoboticsFauna developed and launched Sprout, a lightweight, interactive, developer-ready humanoid platform for home, education, and R&D use. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 65 |
| 57 | PSYONICPSYONIC supplies multi-degree-of-freedom robotic hands and is developing integrations with humanoid and general-purpose robot platforms for manipulation. | Components / Manipulation | United States | 63 |
| 58 | TimkenTimken's Cone Drive business launched a humanoid-industry gear line, supplying gearing and motion components relevant to humanoid robot actuation. | Components / Actuation | United States | 62.5 |
| 61 | Dyna RoboticsDyna Robotics builds robotic foundation models; its DYNA-1 model runs repetitive manipulation tasks at businesses on low-cost robot arms rather than humanoids. | Software / Robot foundation models & world models | United States | 62 |
| 67 | Sunday RoboticsSunday Robotics develops Memo, a wheeled personal robot designed to perform household chores. Its planned beta program places robots in selected homes for real-world domestic use. | Systems / Consumer & home | United States | 60.5 |
| 70 | QualcommQualcomm supplies Dragonwing processors for humanoid-robot compute modules, working with NEURA, SECO and other robotics partners as the embedded AI compute layer. | Components / Compute & controllers | United States | 58 |
| 72 | Genesis AIGenesis AI markets Eno, a general-purpose robot, to enterprise customers for prospective deployments across operational settings. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 57.5 |
| 73 | DexmateDexmate develops and commercially offers Vega, a general-purpose wheeled humanoid robot with mobile manipulation, extended reach, lifting capability and multimodal AI. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 57 |
| 81 | Persona AIPersona AI develops industrial humanoid robots for tasks such as shipyard welding, sorting and assembly; its Gen 1 robot is planned for HD Hyundai shipyards. | Systems / Industrial & logistics | United States | 54.5 |
| 82 | RealbotixRealbotix builds and sells humanoid robots for live presentations, events and other specialized customer-facing engagements. | Systems / Specialty | United States | 54 |
| 87 | Clone RoboticsClone Robotics develops general-purpose anthropomorphic robots, including the Protoclone and Clone Alpha, with human-like articulation, synthetic organs, pneumatic or hydraulic actuation, and walking capability. | Systems / General-purpose | United States | 53 |
| 88 | Leopard ImagingLeopard Imaging and STMicroelectronics introduced an all-in-one multimodal vision module specifically targeting humanoid and advanced robotics, providing vision and depth perception. | Sensing / Vision & 3D perception | United States | 53 |
| 89 | Texas InstrumentsTexas Instruments supplies humanoid-robot motor-control MCUs, embedded AI processors, sensing interfaces and power management, working with NVIDIA, UBTECH and Apptronik. | Components / Compute & controllers | United States | 53 |
| 91 | Richtech RoboticsRichtech markets Dex as an industrial humanoid for manufacturing, logistics and warehouse customers. | Systems / Industrial & logistics | United States | 53 |
| 93 | FORT RoboticsFORT supplies the Offboard Safety Bridge and safety architecture for Agility Robotics’ Digit 5 humanoid robot. | Software / Safety & verification | United States | 52 |
| 94 | The Bot CompanyThe Bot Company, founded by Cruise founder Kyle Vogt, is developing a home robot. It has not yet shown a public product. | Systems / Consumer & home | United States | 52 |
| 97 | ProceptionProception develops and sells ProHand, a dexterous tendon-driven robotic hand designed for humanoid and robotics applications. Its product is a manipulation component with integrated tactile sensing. | Components / Manipulation | United States | 50.5 |
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24 of the 100 companies on the Humanoids 100 are based in United States: Tesla, Figure, Boston Dynamics, Agility Robotics and Apptronik and 19 more. Tesla ranks highest (rank 1 of 100, score 91.5). Ranking from the Humanoids 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.
Tesla ranks highest (rank 1 of 100, score 91.5). Next: Figure, Boston Dynamics and Agility Robotics. Ranking from the Humanoids 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.
24 of 100, 24% of the list. Ranking from the Humanoids 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.
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