General Purpose
One platform, many jobs — evaluated honestly.
"General purpose" is the promise of the category and the easiest place to overbuy. The honest general-purpose pilot keeps scope flexible while converging on one production workflow; home assistance and demonstrations have their own, narrower success criteria. If your workload is clearly manufacturing or logistics, start on those pages instead.
Multi-Role Facility Operations
One platform covering material movement, inspection, stocking, and adjacent workflows in a single site.
- +Flexibility is for the pilot; production needs one owned workflow
- +If a vertical page fits your site better, use it
- +Test vendor support before assuming every task is ready
Personal & Home Assistance
Household chores, mobility around people, and remote-support operating models for the home.
- +Separate the consumer promise from what ships today
- +Supervision, privacy, and household safety reviewed explicitly
- +Track this even if you buy later — the space moves fast
Technology Demonstration
Showrooms, investor demos, education, and internal alignment ahead of a production deployment.
- +Reliability and presentation beat raw capability here
- +A demo unit teaches platform limits cheaply
- +Natural stepping stone to a scoped operational pilot
Exploratory Pilot Programs
Structured evaluation when the first production workflow hasn't been chosen yet.
- +Timebox the exploration and define exit criteria
- +Instrument everything — the data is the deliverable
- +CosmicBrain teleop covers the autonomy gaps during evaluation
District 1 is a VinRobotics humanoid robot platform aimed at industrial and service labor applications.
Tesla Bot (Optimus) is a humanoid biped robot Tesla is developing to perform repetitive or unsafe tasks in human environments.
Pepper is a 1.2 m humanoid social robot for greeting, guidance, and customer interaction in public venues.
TALOS is a full-size biped humanoid robot platform from PAL Robotics for research and industrial prototyping using ROS and torque control.
HUBO KHR-3 is a prototype humanoid robot developed by KAIST’s HUBO Lab for robotics research. It is known for finger independence demonstrations such as rock‑paper‑scissors.
HUBO 2 is a KAIST Hubo Lab humanoid research robot focused on bipedal locomotion for walking and stair traversal studies.
Platform
- Task breadth demonstrated, not just claimed
- Teleop fallback for tasks autonomy can't finish
- Fleet management and OTA update story
Program
- Pilot has an owner, budget, and exit criteria
- Data collection plan from day one
- Path from pilot to production priced up front
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