Lootah Robotics Opens UAE’s First Humanoid Robot Showroom in Dubai
The facility launched with 28 commercial machines to support the emirate's target of deploying 200,000 units by 2032.

In Dubai, UAE, Lootah Robotics has opened the country's first specialized showroom for humanoid robots, as reported by ua.news ua.news
ua.newsua.newsOpen source ↗. The opening took place near the Dubai International Financial Centre, where five humanoid robots demonstrated presentations, performed movements, and interacted with visitors. The event drew dozens of attendees on site, while more than 4,000 online viewers watched the broadcast from different countries.
Showroom Inventory and Strategic Targets
Lootah Robotics founder Yousif Al Lootah stated that the showroom's launch is tied to the municipal programme initiated in 2022, which aims to deploy 200,000 robots by 2032 ua.news
ua.newsua.newsOpen source ↗. This municipal automation strategy targets an increase in robotics' contribution to the local gross domestic product to 9%. On opening day, the site exhibited 28 robots, with three additional machines scheduled to arrive the next day and 16 more slated for delivery the following week.
Commercial Availability and Service Structure
The company confirmed its inventory covers not only humanoids, but also units for cleaning, maintenance, and fire safety systems designed for construction and industrial infrastructure ua.news
ua.newsua.newsOpen source ↗. Office spaces and an equipment warehouse are positioned directly above the display area. Equipment is offered for both retail sale and leasing, with purchase prices spanning from 50,000 to 3 million dirhams, and rental fees running from under 5,000 dirhams to hundreds of thousands of dirhams
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ua.newsua.newsOpen source ↗. Lootah Robotics also provides ongoing hardware maintenance, operation support, and programming services. International Data Corporation reported that global shipments of humanoid robots increased by 432% year on year during the first half of 2026, reaching almost 25,000 units valued at over $740 million
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