The firm, which was founded in London in 2024 and develops general-purpose humanoid robots for industrial uses, joins AI giant Anthropic and biopharmaceutical firm Gilead at the landmark office building.

One Triton Square reopened late last year following a major revamp to reposition the building towards science, technology and innovation-led businesses.

The building is now 94% let, with neurocrine biosciences and healthcare consultant Kx Advisors also occupying space.

The landlords said the building’s leasing success had been driven by exceptionally strong demand from AI and technology businesses.

Thomas Shepherd, chief operating officer at Humanoid, said: “Since founding two years ago, we’ve grown from our first 3,000 sq ft office to 42,000 sq ft at One Triton Square. The new space will give us the environment to further scale up our team, accelerate development and build within one of Europe’s most dynamic tech ecosystems.

“Being part of a community of leading technology and science companies creates opportunities for partnership, collaboration and innovation; we’re delighted to be making the Regent’s Place campus our new home.”

One Triton Square comprises 300,000 sq ft of sustainable, purpose-built space, including fitted laboratories, flexible workspace, premium offices and shared meeting and event facilities.

Will Hawking, head of life sciences at RLAM Property, said: “We are pleased to welcome Humanoid to One Triton Square and to see the building nearing full occupancy. This leasing momentum reflects our conviction that demand from science and technology occupiers is growing rather than retreating.

“Increasingly, we are seeing knowledge-intensive, research-led organisations cluster alongside more traditional life sciences occupiers, and One Triton Square was designed specifically to support that convergence.

“Delivered through our joint venture with British Land, the building has become a cornerstone of our life sciences strategy across the ‘golden triangle’ and provides strong evidence that deploying into prime, well-connected innovation assets continues to deliver both occupational demand and long-term value for our investors.”

Michael Wiseman, head of campuses at British Land, added: “This letting is a powerful endorsement of our strategy for One Triton Square and our Regent’s Place campus.

“We were clear in our conviction that this space, in the right format, would be hugely attractive to the next generation of science and technology businesses, and now we’re seeing unprecedented demand from AI-led companies to grow their businesses here in London.”