Milagrow launches Alpha Mini 25, Yanshee and Robo Nano 2.0 humanoid robots; prices start at Rs 4.89 lakh

Milagrow aims to position humanoid robots as companions, collaborators, and problem-solvers across homes, classrooms, research labs, and public spaces.

Milagrow aims to position humanoid robots as companions, collaborators, and problem-solvers across homes, classrooms, research labs, and public spaces. (Image: Milagrow)

Milagrow has unveiled three humanoid robots that aim to reshape how people learn, research, and interact in everyday environments. The Gurgaon-based company introduced Alpha Mini 25, Yanshee, and Robo Nano 2.0 as part of a new generation of human-centred robots designed for homes, classrooms, laboratories, and public spaces. Together, the three robots reflect Milagrow’s vision of emotionally aware, intelligent, and practical robotics that go beyond novelty to deliver real-world value.

Designed for children and families, the Alpha Mini 25 focuses on interactive learning and emotional engagement. Compact and lightweight, the robot blends expressive movement with conversational artificial intelligence to create a friendly companion for both homes and classrooms. With human-like gestures, facial expressions, and responsive sensors, Alpha Mini 25 encourages children to learn through play, storytelling, and dialogue.

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It can assist with morning routines, homework, reading, and creative activities such as dancing or custom behaviours programmed by children themselves. In schools, it functions as an engaging teaching assistant, helping educators demonstrate concepts in languages and early STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) while supporting shy learners through expressive feedback and group activities.

For advanced learning and research, Milagrow introduced Yanshee, an open-source humanoid robot built for schools, universities, and research and development labs. Featuring a robust aluminium-alloy body and precision servos, Yanshee offers realistic humanoid motion and a fully programmable environment.

Its layered computing architecture and extensive sensor suite allow users to explore everything from basic coding to machine learning and autonomous behaviour. With support for multiple programming languages and expandable hardware interfaces, Yanshee enables hands-on experimentation in AI, robotics, mechanics, and control systems, making it a practical platform for academic projects, competitions, and research work.

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Completing the lineup is Robo Nano 2.0, a next-generation service humanoid designed for public and commercial spaces. Built for reliability and continuous operation, the robot combines AI-powered conversations, advanced navigation, and autonomous charging with a sleek, approachable design. Intended for environments such as malls, hotels, airports, hospitals, and museums, Nano 2.0 assists visitors with information, navigation, and engagement while reducing the workload on staff. Its ability to operate consistently and collect interaction insights also helps organisations improve efficiency and customer experience over time.

Commenting on the launch, Amit Gupta, Senior Vice-President, Milagrow Humantech, said the new robots reflect the company’s belief that robotics should be intelligent, adaptable, and deeply human-centric. With these launches, Milagrow aims to position humanoid robots as companions, collaborators, and problem-solvers across homes, classrooms, research labs, and public spaces. The Alpha Mini 25 is priced at Rs 4,89,990, Yanshee at Rs 5,99,990, and Robo Nano 2.0 at Rs 17,99,990.