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Collaborative Robot
438 robots
Human-safe collaborative arms for shared workspaces.
Humanoid
273 robots
Industrial Arm
829 robots
AMR (Warehouse)
444 robots
AGV
122 robots
Quadruped
32 robots
Surgical / Medical
86 robots
Delivery
77 robots
Autonomous Vehicle
36 robots
Hospitality / Service
128 robots
Agricultural
70 robots
Cleaning
243 robots
Exoskeleton
89 robots
Robolist Trending
Trending this quarter — Q2 2026
Remained the most-covered humanoid program as Tesla expanded Optimus Gen 3 production plans and factory trials.
Boston Dynamics committed its entire 2026 electric-Atlas production run to Hyundai and Google DeepMind; the shipments were announced in January and were not confirmed as delivered during the quarter.
Agility Robotics announced a $2.5B public listing in June, with Digit deployments running at Amazon, GXO, Schaeffler and Toyota.
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Hospitality & F&B
Robots for hotels, restaurants, and food service
Warehousing & Logistics
AMRs, AGVs, and pick-and-pack automation
Manufacturing
Cobots, industrial arms, and machine tending
Healthcare & Hospitals
Surgical, disinfection, eldercare, and pharmacy robots
Cleaning & Facilities
Commercial cleaning and building services
Last-Mile Delivery
Sidewalk, campus, and outdoor delivery robots
Agriculture
Harvesting, spraying, weeding, and monitoring robots
Home & Household
Robots for the home — vacuums, mowers, pool & window cleaners
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About this market
Robolist.ai is a public market for every commercial robot we can identify — humanoids, cobots, AMRs, quadrupeds, surgical, agricultural, delivery, and service platforms. Each robot is scored on the RoboScore, a nine-factor composite that combines verified specs, pricing transparency, confirmed deployments, and independent media coverage. The score is published, the methodology is published, and the underlying data is open to inspection. The market currently covers 3,727 active robots from 1,320 manufacturers across 42 countries.
The site is built for three audiences. Buyers — operators, integrators, and procurement teams — compare robots head-to-head before sourcing decisions. Manufacturers — published makers — claim their pages, correct data errors, and surface launch information directly. Investors and analysts track who is shipping, what is deployed, and which categories are growing. Filters work the same way for everyone; rankings do not change based on subscription tier.
Start with the leaderboard for a category overview, the search box above for a named query, or the compare tool when you have two robots in mind and want them side by side. Every robot page links to its category peers, its full specification sheet, and the sources cited. The market is updated daily as new deployments are confirmed and manufacturer data is reviewed.