Models tracked
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big-vendor humanoids in the ledger
In operation / shipping
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commercially running or on sale now
Published prices
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only vendor-published prices count
Releases, last 30 days
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from the release timeline
Articles analyzed
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analyzed by Workers AI (Llama 3.1)
Source: humanoid-db (D1) · seeded 2026-11-06 from verified vendor pages and trade-press reports.
Carga útil: nominal / máxima (kg)
Source: vendor spec pages. Atlas shows its 50 kg peak figure; sustained load is 30 kg. Models without a published payload are excluded, not estimated.
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Velocidad al caminar: máxima publicada (m/s)
Source: vendor spec pages and verified records. Unitree H1's 3.3 m/s is a Guinness world record (March 2024). Models without a published speed are excluded, not estimated.
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Cronología de anuncios: cada hito importante, de 2019 a hoy
Source: vendor announcements and trade-press reports, one source link per event. Kinds: release = new model or generation; milestone = production, deployment or funding event.
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Comparación de modelos: tabla mínima de especificaciones
Source: vendor spec pages and launch announcements. “Not stated” means the vendor has not published it or it has not been verified — not that it does not exist. Prices are vendor-published only; targets and unconfirmed reports live in the notes, not the price column.
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Vídeos oficiales: de los propios canales de YouTube de los fabricantes
Source: official vendor YouTube channels, verified from YouTube search pages 2026-11-06. Thumbnails link out to YouTube; nothing is embedded in v1.
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Explorar el libro
Twelve models, three ledgers built from the analyzed coverage, and the full methodology. Every figure carries a source; anything unverified reads Not stated.
Artículos: cobertura analizada de toda la web
Every article is analyzed once by Workers AI (Llama 3.1): a 1–3 paragraph summary plus structured extraction — sentiment, comparison, usage time, recommendation, per-aspect scores, verifiable claims, issues and the author's verdict. Undeterminable fields are null, never invented. Sources: Hacker News, Google News, tech blogs (The Verge, Engadget, Wired, TechCrunch, IEEE Spectrum, The Robot Report), YouTube, Reddit (via Google News).
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