Hong Kong-listed Shenzhen cobot maker that also builds ATOM industrial humanoids, the LUMO companion humanoid and quadruped robots.
Where it stands: Interim results, 24 Aug 2026: embodied-AI robot revenue RMB45.2 million in the first half, with humanoids deployed in several settings. source
Listed as Shenzhen Dobot Corp Ltd. Placed 16,660,000 new H shares at HK$46.80 in November 2025 (net proceeds about HK$771.0 million). source
Compact humanoid aimed at homes as a companion, and at educators, researchers, events and businesses. Dobot says it combines human-like movement, multimodal perception, emotional interaction and continuous learning, and runs on its in-house Kongyi model. Reports put its height at about 1.3 m and show it walking on grass, sand and cobblestones. Shown at IFA Berlin in September 2026; no price or sales date published.
Dobot's in-house 'world action model', the AI layer it wants to run across its humanoids, quadrupeds and arms. Shenzhen News reported a 99.25% average success rate across the four LIBERO embodied-AI benchmark suites, ahead of public models such as pi0.5 and GR00T-N1.5, plus demos of precise contact tasks like plugging in a charger and capping a pen.
Top-specification version of Dobot's full-size ATOM humanoid for research and industrial use, offered with an optional Embodied AI Set (robot models, open-source training framework, data tools) and VR/MR teleoperation. Launched alongside the Atom Trainer and Atom D data-collection variants; Dobot gave it its Japan debut at Robot Technology Japan in June 2026.
Dobot's full-size industrial humanoid and current flagship, with dexterous hands and straight-knee walking, driven by Dobot's own vision-language-action model. Launched in March 2025 at a reported starting price of 199,000 yuan; the third production batch entered mass production and delivery in February 2026. Used for factory gripping, assembly and inspection, and in a Shenzhen cinema popcorn stand.
Wheeled version of the ATOM humanoid that pairs dexterous manipulation with a mobile base, controlled by Dobot's Neural Dexterous System. Dobot pitches it for automotive parts picking, sorting, transport and loading and unloading. It appears in Dobot's 2025 annual report (March 2026) and was shown at Robot Technology Japan in June 2026; Dobot has not published a launch date.