India’s robotics landscape just got a major boost as Delhi-based Milagrow launches humanoid robot starting at ₹4.9L, unveiling a trio of advanced robots designed for homes, education, research and public environments. The domestic robotics leader has expanded far beyond its cleaning bot roots to introduce humanoid machines with real-world utility and intelligent interaction.
Milagrow’s New Humanoid Robot Lineup and Prices
Milagrow has introduced three new humanoid robots with varying use cases and prices:
- Alpha Mini 25 – Starting at ₹4,89,990, this is the most affordable model, aimed at home and educational use.
- Yanshee – Priced at ₹5,99,990, this humanoid is built for advanced learning, research, and programmable experimentation.
- Robo Nano 2.0 – The premium offering, costing ₹17,99,990, designed for autonomous operation in public and commercial venues
All three robots are available for purchase through Milagrow’s official website and select offline retailers such as Vijay Sales
Alpha Mini 25 — Interactive Companion for Homes and Classrooms
The Alpha Mini 25 is a compact humanoid robot tailored for children and families. At about 245 mm tall and weighing roughly 700 g, it’s portable and designed to engage users through voice interaction, gestures, expressions and intelligent sensors that recognize faces, books, and objects.
This model supports interactive learning through storytelling, basic homework help, and fun activities like dance, games, and custom programmed behaviors — an accessible way for households to explore robotics and AI. The Indian Express
Yanshee — A Platform for Advanced Robotics and AI Learning
Yanshee is aimed at schools, universities and research labs, offering an open and highly programmable environment. Equipped with a strong sensor suite and compatibility with multiple programming languages, this robot is suited for STEM education, coding projects, and autonomous system experimentation.
Its design lets users connect external hardware components and experiment with real-world robotics challenges — a key step toward hands-on skill development in AI and robotics fields.
Robo Nano 2.0 — Service Robot for Public Interaction
At the top end of the lineup is Robo Nano 2.0, engineered for high-traffic environments like malls, hospitals, airports, campus spaces, and museums. This humanoid weighs around 19 kg and features a large display, advanced cameras, microphones and motion sensors to navigate autonomously, avoid obstacles, and interact with people through voice commands.
Robo Nano 2.0 is designed for long-hour operation, returning to its charging dock automatically when needed — making it suitable for customer service, wayfinding, and visitor engagement roles.
Why This Launch Matters for India’s Tech Ecosystem
The announcement that Delhi-based Milagrow launches humanoid robot starting at ₹4.9L underscores a significant evolution in Indian robotics, moving from niche hobbyist robots to more capable humanoid platforms with practical applications. By making advanced robotics more accessible — from family homes to institutional research — Milagrow is helping accelerate adoption of intelligent machines across society. Moneycontrol
With its combination of interactive AI, advanced sensors and programmable capabilities, Milagrow’s humanoid robots reflect a broader trend in the global tech world: expanding robotics beyond industrial settings into daily life and learning environments.
Future Prospects and Industry Impact
Milagrow’s new lineup enters a competitive market that includes global humanoid platforms, but its focus on affordable models tailored to Indian users provides a unique positioning. As schools and research institutions increasingly invest in robotics for STEM education, and as businesses look for automation and customer engagement solutions, Milagrow could play a pivotal role in shaping the future of humanoid robotics in India.
