Every robot on this site was compiled from public sources: manufacturer stores, product pages, regulatory filings and reporting. That method has a known failure mode. In July 2026 an audit of the thirteen prices on our own humanoid robots for sale page found six that could not be verified against any manufacturer source and two that were simply wrong, all traceable to aggregators recycling each other’s numbers.
If you build one of these robots, you hold the correct figures. This page is how you get them onto the site.
What this is, and what it is not
This is a correction channel, not a listing service. Sending a correction is free and there is no paid placement.
Robots are added editorially, on relevance to industrial and domestic humanoid robotics. Sending a correction does not create a listing for a robot that has none, and it does not guarantee coverage.
How verification works
Corrections are accepted from an email address on the company domain. Free mailbox providers are refused: an address at gmail.com or qq.com proves nothing about a manufacturer, whatever the signature says.
The part that differs from most directories is which domain counts. Elsewhere you are asked to verify control of the domain you typed into the form, which proves less than it appears to, because the domain is whatever the claimant chose. Here it is not yours to choose. Each manufacturer is already tied to a domain independently, taken from the sources cited when its robot was first documented, and the check is whether your address sits on that domain.
What this proves has a limit, and the limit is recorded rather than hidden behind a badge: an address on the company domain shows control of a mailbox, which an agency or a distributor may also hold. Where a figure matters enough to need more, the evidence is the link you send, not the address you send it from.
Send a link, not a file
Datasheets, spec sheets and price lists are accepted as a URL on your own domain, never as an upload. This is not a technical limitation. A figure is only citable here if it sits on the manufacturer’s own property or in a regulatory filing, so a PDF hosted on your site is a usable source and the identical PDF sent as an attachment is not.
A price also needs to say what kind of price it is. Outright purchase, lease, robots-as-a-service, or quote-only are four different claims, and a number without that distinction cannot be published. If a model genuinely has no published price, that is a useful fact and it will be recorded as such.
What happens after you send it
The domain check is done by hand. Nothing is published on the strength of a form submission alone, and any figure taken from it is still checked against the source you link to. Expect no reply unless something on the site actually changes; corrections are made quietly and the page carries the new source.
