Humanoid robots for business: questions and answers

The device price is only part of a project budget. Include the hardware configuration, integration, licences, training, operation and parts. Compare quotations for the same task and period. HumanoidPoint does not publish a confirmed commercial price list; calculator amounts are illustrative user assumptions.

Financing must be confirmed for the specific device, supplier and customer. Prepare the specification, price, delivery terms and scope of software and support. Separate financing costs from deployment costs. HumanoidPoint’s leasing explanation does not mean financing has been approved or a device is available.

A video alone does not establish whether a robot acts autonomously, replays a sequence or uses teleoperation. Ask about the operator’s role, interventions and filming conditions. In a pilot, measure the complete task: successful attempts, failures, supervision time and responses to environmental changes.

Start with the model, variant, serial number, part number and software version. A similar appearance or connector does not establish compatibility. Ask the supplier to confirm compatibility, installation procedures and calibration requirements. Then compare lead time, price and support terms.

Separate response, diagnosis and restoration times. Define support hours, reporting channels, parts access, remote assistance and acceptance after repair. The term SLA alone does not guarantee a repair time. HumanoidPoint describes scopes to negotiate without claiming manufacturer authorisation.

Choose one task and representative loads. Record the route, grasping, throughput, failures and operator involvement. Compare results with the current process and a simpler transport robot. Agree acceptance criteria before testing; one successful run is insufficient to plan an entire shift.

Programming access depends on the hardware variant, SDK, licences and documentation. Before buying, confirm interfaces, control restrictions, simulation, offline operation and update support. An EDU label does not automatically grant every function or imply identical hardware.

The catalogue supports technology comparisons and project planning. A listing does not imply stock, a manufacturer agreement or an operational service. Availability, configuration, delivery region and timing require confirmation. The tools save documents locally and do not submit orders.