Meet Echo FullBody, Realbotix's Life-Size, $59,950 Humanoid With 39 Moving Joints and Articulated Fingers

The Life-Size Echo

When Realbotix launched its Echo humanoid line on October 26, 2026, it offered two sizes. The small one sits on a desk. Echo FullBody is the one that stands in the room with you, built at roughly human height and meant to greet, talk and gesture like a person.

Realbotix describes the Echo humanoids as built for real, everyday connection, each with its own face, voice and personality. The FullBody is the flagship of the line and the most expensive model, priced at $59,950.

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Height, Weight and Footprint

According to Realbotix, Echo FullBody stands about 72 inches tall for the female personas and 77 inches for the male ones, which is roughly six feet to just over six feet four. It weighs about 88 pounds and sits on a round base with a 28 by 28 inch footprint.

Realbotix says sizes and weights are approximate. The robot plugs into a standard wall outlet, and the company does not describe a battery or any walking ability for it.

39 Ways to Move

The FullBody has 39 degrees of freedom, the individual joints and motions that let it change expression, turn its head and move its upper body. That is more than twice the 17 degrees of freedom of the desktop Echo TableTop.

Its hands are fully articulated, which means the fingers move one by one. Realbotix pairs this with its silicone-based synthetic skin so that the face looks and moves like a human one rather than a screen.

Eyes, Ears and Voice

Echo FullBody carries dual cameras that see in depth the way human eyes do, a four-microphone array built to hear people clearly, and stereo speakers that give its voice a natural sound. It speaks more than 100 languages and answers in the language it is spoken to in.

The company says the robot has native support for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, so the conversation behind the face can draw on those assistants. Owners adjust the personality in the Realbotix App.

Four Personas to Choose From

Buyers pick from Aria, Mila, Dave and Amar. Aria is bright and uplifting, Mila is calm and empathetic, Dave is sharp and witty, and Amar is bold and protective. Realbotix lists wellness, education, healthcare and greeter roles as good fits for different personas.

In the company's launch video, the full-body line stands in a row on lit round bases wearing navy blazers and cream trousers, showing how the same hardware can carry four very different faces.

Price, Plans and the Deposit

Echo FullBody costs $59,950, and every Echo also needs a monthly AI plan. The Base plan starts at $19.99 a month for 10 hours of conversation, Plus is $39.99, and the Enterprise tiers are $199 a month.

A $199 deposit reserves a robot and counts toward the price. Realbotix says half the price is invoiced before the robot is built, and the rest is due before delivery. The deposit is refundable only if Realbotix cannot deliver.

Where a Life-Size Companion Might Work

Realbotix points to hospitality and retail, where a robot could act as a brand ambassador or concierge, and to corporate services such as reception, training and executive briefings. It also names education, elder care and wellness.

An optional Vinci Vision System, priced at $24,950 and requiring the $199 a month Enterprise with Vision plan, adds face recognition, eye contact and emotional cue reading. The company says what Vinci sees stays on the robot and the owner's phone and never goes to the cloud.

Only 25 Will Be Built

Supply is tiny. Realbotix plans just 25 FullBody units in 2027, alongside 225 TableTop units, with United States delivery expected to start in the second half of 2027. The company says delivery dates are estimates and are not guaranteed.

Realbotix will show Echo at CES 2027 in Las Vegas from January 6 to 9. It also notes that some images and videos on its website are AI-generated renderings, so the final robot may look different from the pictures.