Foundation Phantom

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Foundation Phantom

AnnouncedEnterpriseBipedalUnited StatesUnited StatesDebut 2025
Not publicly priced

No outright purchase price; Phantom is leased rather than sold (reported around $100,000 per robot per year).

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Phantom is the first humanoid robot from San Francisco startup Foundation, publicly revealed in October 2025 for industrial and defense use. Foundation's specifications list a 1.8 m height, 80 kg weight, 29 degrees of freedom, a 40 kg payload and a 1.7 m/s top speed, driven by proprietary cycloidal actuators.

Defense/industrial product, not consumer-buyable; Foundation states intent to build up to 50,000 units for the US military by 2027. No open ordering.

Height5'11"
Weight176 lb
DoF29
FormBipedal

Estimated value & depreciation

Not publicly priced

Foundation hasn’t published a price for the Phantom — it’s sold by quote, deployed in pilots, or not yet released. We publish an estimate once a real price and resale signal exist.

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Frequently asked

How much does the Foundation Phantom cost?

Foundation hasn’t published a public price for the Phantom — Defense/industrial product, not consumer-buyable; Foundation states intent to build up to 50,000 units for the US military by 2027. No open ordering.

Is the Foundation Phantom available to buy?

Announced. Defense/industrial product, not consumer-buyable; Foundation states intent to build up to 50,000 units for the US military by 2027. No open ordering.

What are the Foundation Phantom’s specifications?

It is a bipedal humanoid robot, debuting 2025: 5'11" (1.8 m) tall, 176 lb (80 kg), 29 degrees of freedom.

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