Robot model lines & generations
Most robot databases list models in isolation. RobotMarket tracks the family tree: which robot replaced which, how many generations a line has, and how prices moved between them. Pick a family to see its full timeline.
1X Technologies
Agility Robotics
Android Technologies
Boston Dynamics
Atlas
The world's most famous humanoid β from the hydraulic Atlas (2013) to today's electric Atlas.
View timeline βBigDog
The DARPA-era robot mule that started Boston Dynamics' legged legacy.
View timeline βEarly Boston Dynamics
Petman and the humanoid experiments that preceded Atlas.
View timeline βHandle
Boston Dynamics' wheel-legged logistics robot.
View timeline βSpot
Boston Dynamics' commercial quadruped for inspection and patrol.
View timeline βStretch
Boston Dynamics' box-moving warehouse robot.
View timeline βFigure
Hanson Robotics
Hitachi
Honda
Kawada Industries
LimX Dynamics
Minibear
PAL Robotics
Reeman Robotics
SKR Robotics
SoftBank Robotics
Sony
Tesla
The Robot Studio
TMR Robotics
Toyota
Unitree
Unitree A Series
Mid-size quadruped workhorses for research and industrial use.
View timeline βUnitree AlienGo
Unitree's early large quadruped platform for developers.
View timeline βUnitree B Series
Unitree's industrial quadruped line β the B1 to the B2-W, built for inspection and heavy payloads.
View timeline βUnitree G Series
Compact, agile consumer humanoid: the G1.
View timeline βUnitree Go Series
The Go family is what turned the robot dog into a consumer product β from the Go1 to the Go2.
View timeline βUnitree H Series
Unitree's full-size flagship humanoid lineage β H1 to H2 and H2 Plus.
View timeline βUnitree Laikago
The robot that put Unitree on the map in 2017.
View timeline βUnitree R Series
Unitree's low-cost humanoid line β the R1 and R1-D brought bipeds under $5,000.
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