ROBOTS AT HOME

Meet your future
housemates.

Humanoid robots, home robots and robot pets, explained.
Discover what they can do, how they learn, and what living with them means.

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FROM THE DESK TO THE FACTORY

Meet your next obsession.

Grab and drag, swipe, or use the arrows. Tab to a robot to open its profile.

01Education
Microduck standing beside a sofa during a balance demonstration
Microduck in a frame from a manufacturer balance demonstration.Image: Pollen Robotics

Microduck

Learners who want to train behaviors in simulation and eventually run them on real hardware.

$399 introductory preorder
02Humanoid
Full-length Atlas humanoid standing beside industrial equipment
Atlas in promotional imagery supplied by Boston Dynamics.Image: Boston Dynamics

Atlas

Readers following the transition from humanoid demonstrations to customer deployments.

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03Quadruped
Spot with all four legs visible in an industrial facility
Spot with inspection equipment in a manufacturer photograph.Image: Boston Dynamics

Spot

Industrial operators and research teams that need a configurable mobile sensing platform.

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04Humanoid
Unitree G1 humanoid balancing with one leg raised
G1 platform shown. EDU hardware and accessories depend on configuration.Image: Unitree

G1 EDU

Research teams working on locomotion, manipulation and embodied AI.

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06Companion
EMO desktop robot with illuminated eyes and headphones
EMO. Product image supplied by LivingAI.Image: LivingAI

EMO

People comparing playful desktop companions and their ongoing ownership requirements.

From $279
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Side view of the cream-colored NEO humanoid
NEO. Product image supplied by 1X.Image: 1X

THE BIG QUESTION 01

Who is really
in control?

A compelling demo is a beginning. The interesting part is understanding what a robot can do on its own, and where people still help.

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EXPLAINERS, BUYING GUIDES & FIELD NOTES
01 / EXPLORE

Find your kind
of robot.

124 companions, learning platforms and machines at work.

02 / FOLLOW

The people behind
the progress.

99 companies shaping robotics and 3D printing.

03 / MAKE

Good ideas need
the right parts.

Controllers, actuators and sensors, with the connections explained.

THE COMPUTE MAP

Choose the job. Then the board.

A WORKSHEET FOR YOUR SHORTLIST

Found a robot? Budget for the whole thing.

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FROM THE JOURNAL

Start with a good question.

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OUR POINT OF VIEW

The future is interesting.
The details matter.

How we look at robots