Gurgaon-based robotics firm Milagrow Humantech has made a significant leap into the future of interactive technology with the launch of three advanced humanoid robots. Unveiled on December 16, 2025, the new lineup includes the Alpha Mini 25, Yanshee, and Robo Nano 2.0. These robots are designed to move beyond mere novelty, aiming to serve as practical companions, collaborators, and problem-solvers in diverse settings like homes, classrooms, research labs, and public areas.
A Trio of Human-Centred Robots for Every Need
The launch reflects Milagrow's vision of creating emotionally intelligent and adaptable robotics that deliver tangible value. The company is targeting a broad spectrum of users, from young children to academic researchers and commercial enterprises.
Amit Gupta, Senior Vice-President of Milagrow Humantech, emphasized that the core philosophy behind these launches is to make robotics deeply human-centric. The goal is to create machines that are not just intelligent but also capable of forming meaningful interactions and adapting to user needs.
Alpha Mini 25: The Friendly Learning Companion
Priced at Rs 4,89,990, the Alpha Mini 25 is tailored for children and families. This compact and lightweight robot focuses on interactive learning and emotional engagement through expressive movements, facial expressions, and conversational AI.
It acts as a friendly aide for daily routines, homework assistance, storytelling, and creative play like dancing. In educational settings, it transforms into a teaching assistant, helping educators explain concepts in languages and early STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Its responsive sensors and ability to provide expressive feedback are particularly noted for encouraging shy learners to participate in group activities.
Yanshee: The Open-Source Platform for Advanced Research
Designed for schools, universities, and R&D labs, the Yanshee robot is a robust, open-source humanoid priced at Rs 5,99,990. Built with an aluminium-alloy body and precision servos, it offers realistic humanoid motion and a fully programmable environment.
Its layered computing architecture and extensive sensor suite allow users to delve into coding, machine learning, and autonomous behaviour development. Supporting multiple programming languages and expandable hardware, Yanshee serves as a practical hands-on platform for AI and robotics projects, academic competitions, and advanced research work.
Robo Nano 2.0: The Reliable Service Humanoid for Public Spaces
Completing the trio is the Robo Nano 2.0, a next-generation service robot built for reliability in commercial and public environments. With a price tag of Rs 17,99,990, it is engineered for continuous operation in malls, hotels, airports, hospitals, and museums.
The Robo Nano 2.0 combines AI-powered conversation, advanced navigation, and autonomous charging capabilities. Its primary role is to assist visitors with information and wayfinding, thereby reducing the workload on human staff. Additionally, its ability to consistently operate and gather interaction data helps organisations improve operational efficiency and enhance customer experience over time.
Pricing and Strategic Market Positioning
With this strategic launch, Milagrow is clearly aiming to democratize access to sophisticated humanoid robotics in the Indian market. The pricing starts at an accessible point for educational and home use with the Alpha Mini 25 and scales up to enterprise-level investment with the Robo Nano 2.0.
The company's move positions it at the forefront of a growing trend where robots are seen not as replacements for humans but as enhancers of human capability and experience. By targeting distinct segments—home/education, advanced research, and public service—Milagrow is laying a foundation for widespread adoption of humanoid robots across Indian society.
