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HUMANOID ROBOT INDUSTRY & SERVICES
Plan the capacity
your production needs
From a workforce gap to a defined task. Explore humanoids, automation and specialist talent together for manufacturing and logistics.
iCub research robot · IIT, Genoa.
01 / DEMANDTask, shift and capacity requirements
02 / TECHNOLOGYSuitable technology and supplier assessment
03 / PEOPLEOperators, integrators and specialist talent
START WITH YOUR DEMAND
Services tailored to your requirements
The technology, the commercial pathway and the people—considered together. Start by defining a project that can be assessed.
Manufacturer / integrator partnership
Share your technology, specialist capabilities, target country and commercial goals.
Start this enquiry →Market entry & business development
Discuss your robotics business model, establishment or international growth needs.
Start this enquiry →Education & research partnership
Define a laboratory, applied research or industrial-skills partnership.
Start this enquiry →SERVICE SCOPE
Project assessment and coordination
Robotics enquiries are open for assessment. Technical delivery, supply and country coverage are confirmed project by project.
Opportunity & readiness assessment
Plant managers facing staffing or shift-coverage gaps.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Define the job at task level: cycle time, load, reach, shift hours, variability and human supervision. Compare humanoids with conventional automation.
- Proposed deliverable
- A scoped task brief and readiness checklist for discussion.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- Site measurements, safety assessment and engineering validation require competent specialists.
Manufacturer search & procurement facilitation
Procurement teams seeking suitable manufacturers.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Organise supplier research, requirements communication and proposal comparisons.
- Proposed deliverable
- A supplier comparison brief and questions for technical discussions.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- The named supplier must confirm product availability, seller, warranties, installation and service terms.
Pilot & service-model exploration
Businesses evaluating a bounded industrial pilot.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Frame a demonstration or pilot around a measurable task, acceptance criteria and supervision plan.
- Proposed deliverable
- A proposed pilot brief and supplier questions covering purchase, lease or service options.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- Pilots, rentals and RaaS depend on an actual supplier offer for the product and territory. No agency fleet is offered.
Integration, training & support coordination
Operations teams preparing for technology adoption.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Clarify integrator, commissioning, training, maintenance and spare-parts responsibilities.
- Proposed deliverable
- A responsibility matrix and support requirements brief.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- Technical delivery is subject to qualified specialists, a defined scope and separate agreements.
Robotics talent recruitment
Employers recruiting automation teams and technical candidates.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Define robotics engineer, technician, integrator, software, technical sales and operator requirements through recruitment.
- Proposed deliverable
- A role brief or a candidate application in the recruitment workflow.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- Candidate matching, work permission and hiring remain subject to assessment and employer decisions.
International market entry
Manufacturers and integrators exploring new markets.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Structure market-entry questions, commercial introductions and workforce needs, with Türkiye and China as priorities.
- Proposed deliverable
- A market-entry scope and counterpart selection criteria.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- No exclusive representation, local office or confirmed distribution network is implied.
Investment & business development
Entrepreneurs and businesses evaluating robotics ventures.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Connect commercial feasibility, business-model questions and establishment planning to the investment division.
- Proposed deliverable
- A business-development enquiry and an agreed research scope.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- This is not securities brokerage or regulated investment advice; financing and returns are not guaranteed.
Education & research partnerships
Universities, training providers and research organisations.
Scope and deliverables
- Proposed work
- Link laboratory requirements, research platforms and industrial skills partnerships.
- Proposed deliverable
- A laboratory or skills-partnership requirements brief.
- Specialist or supplier dependencies
- Equipment, accredited qualifications and specialist training must come from verified providers.
DEFINE THE WORK
Production and operational requirements
The priority is production capacity, material flow and industrial labour needs. Other uses are assessed separately.
Manufacturing & automotive
Repetitive part loading, machine tending and component sequencing.
Operating conditions and technology
Part tolerances, payload, cycle time, access and shift variability determine feasibility.
A supervised, bounded cell; tooling, machine interfaces, acceptance tests and a qualified safety assessment.
Compare a humanoid or mobile manipulator with a cobot or fixed automation.
Warehousing & logistics
Tote transfer, material replenishment and moving items between stations.
Operating conditions and technology
Container consistency, floor conditions, routes, handover points and exception rates matter.
Supervised exceptions, warehouse-system interfaces and tested human/robot traffic arrangements.
Humanoid or wheeled mobile manipulator for handling; AMR where transport alone is needed.
Controlled commercial settings
Bounded demonstrations or managed replenishment enquiries in retail and hospitality.
Operating conditions and technology
Public interaction, congestion, language and supervision are central constraints.
A site-specific trial and trained staff; unrestricted public autonomy is not offered.
A dedicated service robot may suit the task better than a humanoid.
Education & industrial research
Manipulation research, operator skills and controlled robotics laboratories.
Operating conditions and technology
Research goals, software access, equipment safeguards and instructor competence.
Qualified supervision and an agreed curriculum or research scope.
Research humanoid, mobile manipulator or robot arm selected for the learning objective.
SOLUTION GUIDE
Products and application scope
Examples from the wider market, not Globalistihdam partners or an inventory catalogue. Specifications are manufacturer-reported.
Humanoid: human-shaped movement and manipulation. Wheeled humanoid: a human-like upper body on a wheeled base. Other mobile manipulator: a mobile base and arm. AMR: mobile transport. Cobot: an arm for a defined workstation. These categories are not interchangeable.
Agility Digit
Transfers totes between mobile robots and conveyors.
Maturity: GXO announced commercial RaaS deployment in June 2024.
Limits, specifications and source
A defined workflow; does not establish suitability for every industrial job. Digit 5 is a separate model still in development.
Confirm the exact model, payload and operating limits in a supplier proposal.
Documented customer use in the USA; supply and service in Türkiye require confirmation.
GXO · 27 June 2024 ↗Reviewed: 2026-09-29
Figure 02 / Figure 03
Figure 02 loaded sheet-metal parts; the newer Figure 03 project explores component sequencing.
Maturity: BMW describes a completed Figure 02 pilot and a Figure 03 demonstration/project at Spartanburg.
Limits, specifications and source
Task-specific results are not proof of broad product availability or whole-job replacement.
Application-specific specifications must be confirmed with the manufacturer.
Customer project in the USA; territory-specific commercial terms are unverified.
BMW Group · 25 June 2026 ↗Reviewed: 2026-09-29
UBTECH Walker S2
Manufacturer positions it for material handling, sorting and industrial workflows.
Maturity: Manufacturer reports mass production and delivery beginning in 2025.
Limits, specifications and source
Validate autonomy, operator intervention, sustained uptime and site acceptance independently.
Manufacturer reports 15 kg handling and battery change within three minutes; verify conditions.
Manufacturer examples in China; destination-country supply, warranty and support need confirmation.
UBTECH · product information, undated ↗Reviewed: 2026-09-29
Universal Robots UR20-1750
Palletising, machine tending and workstation handling.
Maturity: Commercial robotic-arm product. Not a humanoid.
Limits, specifications and source
Needs suitable tooling, integration and application risk assessment.
Manufacturer: 20 kg rated payload, 25 kg extended payload, 1,750 mm reach.
Obtain an application and territory-specific supplier proposal.
Universal Robots · current product page ↗Reviewed: 2026-09-29
MiR250
Indoor transport between warehouse and production areas.
Maturity: Commercial AMR with published customer examples. Not a humanoid.
Limits, specifications and source
Suitable floors and load-transfer interfaces are required; a mobile base does not supply humanoid manipulation.
Manufacturer: up to 250 kg payload and 2 m/s speed; operating conditions apply.
Check the selected top module, site requirements and local service.
MiR · current specifications ↗Reviewed: 2026-09-29
WHY GLOBALISTIHDAM?
An integrated assessment of technology, sourcing and staffing
One demand brief
Bring workforce and operational requirements together for supplier discussions.
Technology + talent
Connect robotics exploration with recruitment of engineers, technicians and operators.
An international commercial view
Use Turkish and English enquiries, country guides and market-entry pathways in one process.
From enquiry to project assessment
- 01
Share the demand
Task, shifts, current bottleneck and desired capacity.
- 02
Clarify the scope
Missing details, alternative technology and people needs.
- 03
Supplier / specialist review
Suitability evidence, responsibilities and pilot acceptance criteria.
- 04
Proposal or next decision
Proceed on a verified scope and track the enquiry in your portal.
PRIORITY MARKETS
Priority markets and sourcing requirements
Country guides define research areas; they do not establish offices, representation rights or operational coverage.
Türkiye
Industrial demand and local requirements
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China
Supplier research and performance verification
Explore the market →
Saudi Arabia
Industrial transformation and site readiness
Explore the market →WEEKLY ROBOTICS BRIEFING
Developments in industrial robotics
Selected developments from official sources. Last source review: 2026-09-29
China accounted for 59% of industrial robot installations in 2025
IFR reports 354,000 new installations. Useful supplier-market context, but not a measure of humanoid deployment.
Why it matters: For procurement: ask for task-specific humanoid evidence, not broad industrial totals.
International Federation of Robotics ↗Agility announces Digit 5 with access planned for 2027
The manufacturer says the new generation is still in development. Early access is expected in the first half of 2027, with general availability targeted by year-end.
Why it matters: For capacity planning: do not treat future availability as current stock or use deployed Digit results as Digit 5 results.
Agility Robotics ↗BMW moves from a Figure 02 pilot to a Figure 03 logistics project
BMW describes a new component-sequencing project after Figure 02 supported sheet-metal loading in 2025.
Why it matters: For industrial users: compare the exact task, cycle requirements and operating stage rather than assuming whole-job replacement.
BMW Group ↗Market data and scope
vehicles produced in Türkiye
Scope, dates and source
Vehicles produced; manufacturing context, not robot installations or humanoid demand.
Published: Publication date not disclosed; live sector page
Verified: 2026-09-29
industrial robot installations in China
Scope, dates and source
New industrial robot units; 59% of worldwide installations. This is not a humanoid count.
Published: 24 September 2026
Verified: 2026-09-29
factories targeted for transformation
Scope, dates and source
Policy target, not completed factory conversions or robot units. This release states no completion year.
Published: 19 October 2025
Verified: 2026-09-29
Frequently asked questions
Does Globalistihdam manufacture robots?
No. This division accepts industrial workforce, sourcing, partnership, recruitment and market-entry enquiries for assessment. We do not claim to be a manufacturer, authorised dealer or robot-fleet operator.
Can humanoids meet our labour shortage?
First break the work into tasks: payload, cycle time, shifts, variation and supervision. A humanoid may suit some tasks; fixed automation, a cobot, an AMR or additional staff may suit others. One robot is not assumed to replace every duty of one employee.
Can we explore a pilot before committing?
We can scope an enquiry around a pilot. Execution depends on the product, country, site and an actual supplier offer; no available pilot or rental robot is guaranteed.
Are purchase, leasing and RaaS available for every model?
No. Each arrangement must be verified for the product and territory. We do not publish stock, delivery dates or prices before commercial terms are confirmed.
What costs exist beyond hardware?
Tooling, integration, site changes, software, training, service, spare parts and downtime belong in the assessment. Installed project cost differs from a base hardware price.
Who handles integration, warranties and maintenance?
The seller, manufacturer and qualified integrator need written responsibilities. Globalistihdam’s proposed role is coordination; we do not claim direct certified technical service.
Can you also recruit technical personnel?
Employers can use the existing recruitment channel for robotics engineers, automation technicians, maintenance, software, technical sales and operators. Candidates use the separate employee form.
How do manufacturers and integrators apply?
Choose the partnership pathway and describe your organisation, role, technology or capability and target market. Applying does not create a representation or partnership agreement.
Which countries can be supported?
Research modules cover Türkiye, China and Saudi Arabia. They do not prove an office or operational coverage; country, supplier and specialist scope must be confirmed for each project.
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Humanoid Robotics
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Agility and FORT plan expanded safety systems for Digit 5
The companies signed a memorandum outlining work on Digit 5’s safety systems, including links to external safety infrastructure and support for future deployments in warehouses and manufacturing.
Read at sourceIFR counts 7,000 full-size humanoids, with deployment barriers remaining
IFR reports about 7,000 full-size humanoid robot sales in 2025. Specialised pilots and frequent teleoperation persist, while safety requirements, costs and uncertain business cases constrain wider adoption.
Read at sourceGlobal industrial robot fleet reaches five million
IFR’s World Robotics 2026 report records a 9% rise in operating industrial robots during 2025. Annual installations exceeded 600,000, with China accounting for 59% of new deployments.
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