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About Clone Robotics

Clone Robotics is a Polish–American robotics company building biomimetic humanoid androids that move with artificial muscles instead of conventional electric motors. Its core technology, Myofiber, is a water-driven artificial muscle fibre that contracts like human muscle tissue; large numbers of Myofibers are attached to an anatomically accurate polymer skeleton of 206 bones, giving the company’s androids more than 200 degrees of freedom (company-stated) and fluid, human-like motion. The product line grew from the Clone Hand — a musculoskeletal robotic hand — through the Clone Torso to the Protoclone, the company’s first full-body bipedal musculoskeletal android, unveiled in February 2025.

Its commercial target is Clone Alpha, a bipedal android companion for homes and businesses, announced as a limited Alpha edition; the company’s current terms of use state that sales and pre-orders are not presently facilitated through its website. Clone Robotics is headquartered in Wrocław, Poland, and in 2026 announced a Silicon Valley hub in Mountain View, California. Confirmed funding is approximately $7.1 million (PitchBook); in March 2026 the company’s founder stated that cumulative funding was around $17 million with a $50 million round in progress — figures that have not been independently confirmed and are recorded as unverified.

Products & services

• Clone Alpha — bipedal musculoskeletal android companion (limited Alpha edition announced)
• Protoclone — full-body bipedal musculoskeletal android prototype
• Clone Hand and Clone Torso — musculoskeletal hand and upper-body platforms
• Myofiber artificial muscles — water-driven actuators for biomimetic robots
• Neoclone — next-generation android concept, in development

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