In-depth profiles of every humanoid platform with combat potential — speed, strength, durability, autonomy, and the engineering decisions that would make or break a machine in competition.
Smaller, cheaper, and already fighting — the G1 has a real combat track record via CMG’s Mecha Fighting Series and CES 2026 demos. What it trades in size it makes up in agility. Includes a note on human-piloted vs. autonomous control.
The standardized platform behind URKL — every team fights on an identical T-800, so the contest comes down to control software, not hardware. Full breakdown of actuator speed, strike durability, and sensor suite.
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