Every generation creates new sports.
The next frontier is robotics and AI —yet today there is no global professional league that unites sports with robotics.
We're building that future.
Avatars One is the world's first professional sport where humans and robots compete as one.
Athletes become the robots, controlling them in real time with their own bodies through a proprietary avatar stack.
Building the sport of the future.
The Formula 1 of
humanoid robotics.
Just as F1 showcases the world's fastest cars, Avatars One showcases the world's most advanced humanoid robots.
Our vision is to build a neutral, open league where the best robotics companies bring their own humanoid hardware and operators to compete on a shared high-performance teleoperation platform. Through our avatar technology, we showcase how humanoid robots perform at high speed and under real impact, highlighting both the quality of the hardware and the skill of the human operators.
Formula 1 brings together the world's best drivers, engineers, and automotive innovation, and Avatars One will unite elie Avatar Pilots, cutting-edge humanoid robots, and world-class engineering teams in the world's first professional humanoid robotics league.
A new sport today,
a more human‑centered society tomorrow.
Beyond the sport itself, we believe humanoid robots will play a critical role in addressing dangerous, physically demanding, and repetitive work —especially as demographic shifts strain the global workforce. By taking on these tasks, robots can free people to focus on what is uniquely human: creativity, culture, and expression.
We aim to actively push the robotics field toward more capable hardware and advanced control systems —technologies that extend far beyond manufacturing into humanitarian aid, disaster response, and other high-risk real-world environments. Avatars One exists to accelerate this future by demonstrating, in a public and compelling way, what useful humanoid robots can achieve.
Our goal is not to replace human potential, but to amplify it —positioning robots as tools that help build a safer, more resilient, and more human-centered world.