UK-based humanoid robotics developer scaling general-purpose robots for industrial deployment
Humanoid is building general-purpose humanoid robots targeted at labor-intensive industries—manufacturing, construction, logistics. Founded in 2024, the company is already executing a sharp engineering-to-manufacturing transition: their stack spans simulation (MuJoCo, Isaac Sim, Gazebo) and real-world control (ROS 2, EtherCAT, FPGA), while actively adopting ERP systems (NetSuite, Xero) and redesigning operational workflows. The hiring velocity is accelerating across 69 open roles, 75% of which are engineering-focused, with particular emphasis on senior and lead engineers—a pattern consistent with scaling from prototype validation (hmnd-01 alpha) to production readiness.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Financial Officer, Head of Manufacturing
Humanoid develops general-purpose bipedal robots designed for hazardous or repetitive industrial tasks. The company operates across three interconnected layers: robot capability (contact-rich manipulation, balance recovery), manufacturing and deployment infrastructure (firmware development, ERP integration, fleet management platforms), and organizational scaling (operations, compliance, talent acquisition). Based in London with hiring across UK, US, and Canada, the organization is 51–200 employees and navigating the known bottlenecks of robotics scale: prototype-to-manufacturing transitions, firmware velocity, and the attraction of elite engineering talent in a competitive space.
Simulation (MuJoCo, Isaac Sim, Gazebo, Unity), control (ROS 2, EtherCAT, FPGA), ML (PyTorch, JAX, Ray, OpenVLA), mechanical CAD (SolidWorks, NX), and PLM (Teamcenter, Windcenter). Currently adopting ERP (NetSuite, Xero).
London, United Kingdom. The company hires across UK, US, and Canada. Founded in 2024 with 51–200 employees.
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