China has become one of the world’s fastest-growing hubs for robotics. From agile humanoids to service and industrial robots, Chinese companies are pushing the limits of AI-powered machines. Here’s the Top 10 Robots in China (2025) with pros, cons, prices, and ratings.

 

1. 🤖 Unitree G1 (Agile Humanoid)

• Price: ~$16,000

• Pros:

  • Extremely agile, lifelike movements

  • Affordable compared to Western humanoids

  • Viral social media presence (“Uncle Bot”)

• Cons:

  • Focused more on performance & entertainment

  • Limited practical household use

• Rating: ⭐ 8.5/10

 

2. 🤖 Unitree H1 (Full-size Humanoid)

• Price: Prototype, not commercial

• Pros:

  • Runs fast, can backflip

  • Demonstrates advanced robotics engineering

• Cons:

  • Still experimental

  • Limited commercial applications

• Rating: ⭐ 8/10

3. 🤖 Xiaomi CyberOne (Emotion-Sensing Humanoid)

• Price: Not publicly sold

• Pros:

  • Recognizes human emotions

  • Strong AI + sensor integration

  • Designed by major consumer tech brand

• Cons:

  • Early prototype

  • Expensive to scale

• Rating: ⭐ 7.5/10

 

4. 🤖 UBTech Walker S1 (Industrial Humanoid)

• Price: N/A

• Pros:

  • Designed for factory tasks (sorting, inspections)

  • Autonomous navigation

  • Deployed in real industrial environments

• Cons:

  • Not designed for home use

  • Price and availability unclear

• Rating: ⭐ 8/10

5. 🤖 AgiBot A2 / RAISE A1 (AI-Powered Humanoid)

• Price: N/A (startup-level)

• Pros:

  • Modular and open-source platform

  • Embodied AI for scalable tasks

• Cons:

  • Startup stage, still developing

  • Not yet mass-produced

• Rating: ⭐ 7.8/10

 

6. 🤖 Pudu D9 (Service Robot)

• Price: N/A

• Pros:

  • Designed for hospitality/logistics

  • Stable indoor navigation

  • Supports autonomous deliveries

• Cons:

  • Niche use case

  • Limited adaptability outside service sector

• Rating: ⭐ 7/10

 

7. 🤖 Flashbot Arm (Delivery & Manipulation Robot)

• Price: N/A

• Pros:

  • Mobile robotic arm for offices/hotels

  • Modular and versatile

• Cons:

  • Limited to controlled environments

  • Basic compared to humanoids

• Rating: ⭐ 7/10

 

8. 🤖 Kepler 4Runner K2 (Industrial Robot)

• Price: N/A

• Pros:

  • Heavy manufacturing and logistics support

  • Cloud AI for optimization

• Cons:

  • Large, not consumer-oriented

  • Expensive

• Rating: ⭐ 7.5/10

 

9. 🤖 Fourier Intelligence GR-1 (Medical Rehab Robot)

• Price: N/A (healthcare contracts)

• Pros:

  • Tailored for rehabilitation and elderly care

  • Mass production capabilities

  • Strong adoption in healthcare

• Cons:

  • Narrow use case

  • Limited visibility compared to humanoids

• Rating: ⭐ 7.2/10

 

10. 🤖 Sanbot Series (Retail & Service Robot)

• Price: ~$2,800

• Pros:

  • Deployed in shops, schools, and hotels

  • Alexa integration for consumer interaction

  • Affordable compared to humanoids

• Cons:

  • Outdated vs new AI models

  • Limited mobility

• Rating: ⭐ 6.5/10

🔎 Conclusion

China’s robotics industry is racing ahead:

• Unitree G1 & H1 lead in humanoid agility and entertainment.

• CyberOne & Walker S1 show promise in AI emotion recognition and industrial use.

• Pudu D9 & Sanbot highlight China’s strength in service robots.

With the world’s first “Robot Mall” in Shenzhen already open, China is not only building robots — it’s making them part of everyday life. 🚀