According to a report by LP Information, the global humanoid robot market is expected to expand to approximately $3.806 billion in 2026 and approximately $66.039 billion in 2032, with a 2026 CAGR of approximately 60.9%. In 2026, the listing of Unitree Robotics and progress toward Leju Robotics’ IPO indicate that the market is moving toward large-scale field deployments and commercial validation.
According to research by LP Information, global humanoid robot revenue is estimated at approximately $1.138 billion in 2025 and is expected to expand to approximately $3.806 billion in 2026 and approximately $66.04 billion in 2032, with revenue growing at a CAGR of approximately 60.9% from 2026 to 2032. Shipments are forecast to rise from approximately 500 units in 2021 to approximately 29,361 units in 2025, approximately 93,474 units in 2026 and approximately 1,519.9 thousand units in 2032, while prices are expected to decline from approximately $60,000 per unit in 2021 to approximately $39,000 per unit in 2025.
It has also been pointed out that, from 2026 onward, the market will move into a phase focused on the quality of large-scale deliveries. The key question will be how far increases in deployable scale and cost reductions translate into higher productivity in real-world environments. The listing of Unitree Robotics and Leju Robotics’ IPO are said to indicate not only capital raising in the financial markets but also accelerated validation in real-world environments and commercialization. The assessment is that long-term value will be determined not by one-off shipment volumes, but by sustained operation and the creation of measurable value.