Delhi-based Milagrow launches humanoid robots starting at ₹4.9L
What's the story
Milagrow, a leading Indian robotics company, has launched three new humanoid robots in the country. The models—Alpha Mini 25, Yanshee, and Robo Nano 2.0—are designed for various environments including homes, classrooms, research labs, and public spaces. The move marks Milagrow's expansion beyond cleaning robots into education and customer-facing roles.
Product range
Humanoid robots: A look at the prices and availability
The most affordable in Milagrow's new lineup is Alpha Mini 25, priced at ₹4,89,990. Yanshee humanoid robot costs ₹5,99,990, while Robo Nano 2.0 is the priciest at ₹17,99,990. All three models can be bought from Milagrow's official website and select offline retail stores like Vijay Sales.
Product features
Alpha Mini 25: A learning companion for kids
The Alpha Mini 25 is a compact humanoid robot designed for children and home learning. It stands about 245mm tall and weighs around 700gm, making it portable between rooms or even home-school. The robot can interact through voice, gestures, expressions and has a camera that recognizes faces/books/objects. It also has microphones for voice interaction along with touch/motion sensors that respond to surroundings.
Advanced learning
Yanshee: A platform for advanced robotics and AI learning
Yanshee is aimed at schools/colleges/universities/research labs. It is an open and programmable humanoid robot that students/researchers can use to experiment with robotics/coding/AI. Yanshee supports multiple programming languages and comes with a wide range of sensors such as cameras/sound sensors/motion tracking. Its design allows users to connect additional hardware and test how software interacts with physical movement.
Public interaction
Robo Nano 2.0: A public space humanoid robot
The Robo Nano 2.0 is designed for public spaces and customer interaction. Weighing around 19kg, it has a large display/cameras/microphones and multiple sensors that help it move autonomously and avoid obstacles. It can recognize faces, respond to voice commands and guide people in busy environments like malls/hospitals/museums/campuses. The robot is meant to operate for long hours automatically returning to its charging station when needed.