Billi

Billi is a hybrid humanoid from Neubility, the Seoul robotics company known for its Neubie delivery robots, unveiled at a media preview called "Billi: The First Look" on September 29, 2026. It puts a humanoid upper body on a wheeled lower body: the torso rotates a full 360 degrees and adjusts in height, two arms end in hands, and a modular cargo bay carries goods. Neubility says the arms handle under 15 kg directly and the cargo bay can carry up to 60 kg, and that the robot runs for about 4 to 6 hours per charge depending on conditions. The company chose a wheeled base over legs to concentrate on finishing tasks rather than on walking, and plans a bipedal version later. Billi targets logistics, food and precision manufacturing and large transport complexes, with a first proof-of-concept at a large food maker this year and a goal of tens to hundreds of units soon. Neubility describes four commercialization stages, from 30–40% of human-level work performance to 80–95%.