The company behind a viral humanoid robot said it plans to release 100,000 units into the consumer market by late 2027.
The announcement follows intense online interest in the robot. Videos and posts about the machine have reached wide audiences. That attention helped push the product onto many people’s radar.
Releasing 100,000 units would be a big manufacturing effort. It suggests the company expects strong demand from regular buyers, not just businesses or research labs.
The timeline for the rollout runs until late 2027. The company has set that deadline as its target for getting units into consumer hands. Exact timing for deliveries and availability in specific regions was not detailed.
This move raises questions about price, features and safety rules for home robots. Buyers and regulators will likely watch closely as preorders, testing and shipments move forward.
In the coming months, expect more news about pricing, availability and how the company will handle customer support and updates. The plan signals a push to bring humanoid robots into everyday life.
