Humanoid production claims are accelerating; here is where the numbers actually stand.

In 2025, the disclosed production leaders were Unitree, with more than 5,500 humanoids shipped and more than 6,500 produced and AGIBOT, which claimed 5,168 units produced across its wheeled and bipedal lines.
In 2026, production claims have started to ramp across the board.
The recurring number is 10,000 units; but that figure means different things depending on who is saying it. Sometimes it is a factory ramp plan. Sometimes it is an annual capacity target. Sometimes it is a production-line milestone. The definitions are not consistent across companies.
Not every OEM discloses numbers regularly and many claims will not materialise on the stated timeline. But the direction is clear. The conversation is shifting from demos to production cadence, factory capacity and delivery intent.
China is still leading that shift. But Western developers are now putting clearer numbers into the market too.
1X has disclosed capacity of up to 10,000 NEO units per year, with a path to 100,000+ annually by end-2027; Figure moved from one robot per day to one per hour at BotQ in under four months; NEURA is targeting 6,000 units this year, aiming to scale toward tens of thousands in 2027.
One thing that tends to get left out of these conversations is where these units will actually operate and what they will do when they get there.
*The table below covers a small segment of recently disclosed signals.