Enterprise sales — inquireAgiBot
A2
High-volume service humanoid from the current shipment leader.
- Height (cm)
- 169 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 69 kg
- Degrees of freedom
- 40
- Payload (kg)
- —
Service
Research
USE CASE
Humanoid robots for service
Service humanoids — reception, retail, hospitality, guidance — are bought on interaction quality and uptime, not locomotion records. Wheeled platforms often beat bipeds here: longer battery life, lower cost, and far fewer ways to fall over in front of customers.
For service, interaction quality and languages matters: the robot is your front of house — speech, face and gesture quality decide whether visitors engage. For service, uptime and battery life matters: a greeter that docks itself at lunch is a liability, not an attraction. For service, content management matters: staff must update scripts and answers without a robotics engineer.
Service robots range from compact platforms under €15k to enterprise contracts above €100k for expressive, LLM-integrated flagships.
Every model below is listed with its EU availability status — confirm distributor stock and lead time before committing to a date.
3 robots in this category
Enterprise sales — inquire€40–100k
Enterprise sales — inquirePudu Robotics
D9
Full-size biped from a large commercial service-robot maker.
- Height (cm)
- 170 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 65 kg
- Degrees of freedom
- 42
- Payload (kg)
- 20 kg
Service
Logistics
Enterprise sales — inquireWheeled baseAstribot
S1
Bimanual high-speed manipulation platform on a wheeled base.
- Height (cm)
- 170 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 80 kg
- Degrees of freedom
- —
- Payload (kg)
- 10 kg
Research
Service
How to choose
- 1.Trial the conversation flow with real visitors before buying.
- 2.Prefer platforms with non-technical content tooling.
- 3.Check multilingual support for your visitor mix.
- 4.Compare wheeled and biped options on uptime, not novelty.
Frequently asked questions
Are service humanoids actually autonomous?
Partially. Most deployments mix scripted routines, teleoperation fallback and supervised autonomy. Ask vendors exactly which functions run unattended — and which need a human watching.
What does a service humanoid cost to run?
Beyond purchase or lease, budget for software subscriptions, content updates and connectivity. Recurring costs often exceed hardware depreciation within two to three years.
Biped or wheeled for customer-facing roles?
Wheeled platforms win on battery life, stability and price; bipeds win on spectacle. Unless the walking itself is the attraction, start with wheeled options.