Highest payload
How much useful load a robot can carry is what decides whether it is any use in industry and logistics. Figures come from the humanoidi.eu data layer (manufacturer declarations).
Sorting criterion: Payload in kg (descending)
- 1 Atlas (electric) Pilot
US · 2025
50 kg — the electric Atlas pairs the highest payload here with 56 degrees of freedom. Aimed at heavy industry and research.
- 2 Fourier GR-1 Pilot
CN · 2023
50 kg — the GR-1 (165 cm, 55 kg) was among the first robots to declare a payload of half its own weight. Research, industry and education.
- 3 Calvin-40 Prototype
FR · 2025
40 kg — Calvin-40 builds on Wandercraft's exoskeleton DNA. Aimed at industry and logistics; still a prototype.
- 4 Kepler K2 "Bumblebee" Prototype
CN · 2025
30 kg — the K2 'Bumblebee' (175 cm, 75 kg, 52 DOF) is dimensioned for industrial handling.
- 5 NEO Gamma On sale
NO · 2025
25 kg declared payload against a body weight of just 30 kg — an exceptional ratio for a soft-bodied home robot.
- 6 Apollo Pilot
US · 2023
25 kg — Apollo is tuned for repetitive handling in logistics and manufacturing across a full shift.
- 7 Figure 02 Pilot
US · 2024
25 kg — Figure 02 proved its payload in real operation on the BMW assembly line.
- 8 Phoenix (7. generace) Pilot
CA · 2024
25 kg — the seventh-generation Phoenix bets on fast, precise hand manipulation for industry and logistics.