The EngineAI T800 is listed at $85,000 for enterprise customers. There is no public retail pricing, and final pricing may vary based on configuration and volume.
The T800 is designed for industrial automation, inspection, manipulation, and logistics. It can walk, navigate uneven terrain, and perform tasks requiring a standing payload of up to 20 kg. Its 12-DOF hands enable dexterous manipulation.
No, the T800 is still in development. As of 2026, it is a prototype with enterprise availability expected later. Interested parties should contact EngineAI directly for pilot programs or pre-order inquiries.
The Unitree H1 is more agile and already commercially available at $90,000, targeting research and light industrial tasks. The T800 focuses on heavier tasks and bipedal stability at a slightly lower price, but it lacks a proven track record and arm payload specs.
Height: 173 cm, weight: 60 kg, total degrees of freedom: 41 (29 body + 12 hands), battery life: 2 hours, max speed: 6 km/h, standing payload: 20 kg. Arm payload is not yet specified.
EngineAI Robotics, a Chinese humanoid robotics company headquartered in Shenzhen, develops the T800. The company also produces the SE01 and PM01 models.
The T800 has a battery runtime of 2 hours. Charging time and swappable battery capability have not been publicly confirmed.
Target industries include industrial automation, inspection, manipulation, logistics, and research labs. Once commercially released, it may be adopted in manufacturing, warehousing, and hazardous environments.
Yes, the T800 features 12 degrees of freedom in each hand (5 fingers), enabling complex grasping and manipulation tasks. However, detailed grip strength has not been published.
No. Since the robot is still in development, no production units exist, and therefore no used market is available.
