Chinese Humanoid Robot Industry Development Report 2026

This report, comprising 6 chapters, 81 pages, analyzes the current Chinese humanoid robot market from various perspectives. Topics include sales amount and volume, major application scenarios, major product categories, industry chain analysis, representative companies in the Chinese market, and future development trends.

In 2025, the humanoid robot industry entered a critical stage of transitioning from technology verification to initial commercialization. With the continued integration of embodied AI, large-scale models, and locomotion technologies, coupled with accelerated investment of capital and industrial resources, industry activity will continue to rise, and products will begin to move from demonstration and R&D to small-scale deployment.

According to this report, the shipment of humanoid robots in China in 2025 was estimated at approximately 20,000 units. Considering the significant differences in product price distribution across the industry, this report adopts a "tiered shipment × tiered average selling price (ASP)" method: dividing the market into a low-price segment (RMB 100,000-200,000), a mid-price segment (RMB 250,000-500,000), and a high-price segment (above RMB 500,000), and weighting the calculation based on the shipment structure of each price segment. The calculation results show that the market size of complete humanoid robots in China in 2025 was approximately RMB 6 billion; if the revenue from software systems, integration and deployment, operation and maintenance services, and key modules is further included, the broader market size was approximately RMB 9 billion.

In terms of research methodology, this report employs a combination of publicly available data collection and industry research: on the one hand, it cross-validates information based on publicly disclosed corporate information and industry data; on the other hand, it gathers firsthand information on price ranges, delivery schedules, and business models through interviews with OEMs, core component suppliers, and related industry professionals.

Overall, the humanoid robot industry in 2025 was still in its early stages of development. Technological routes have not yet converged, and business models are still being explored, but the industrial chain has begun to take shape, and the pricing system and product stratification are gradually becoming clearer. With continuous technological evolution and expanding application scenarios, humanoid robots are expected to achieve a significant leap from pilot verification to large-scale deployment in the coming years.