Products
New robots, specification changes and public demonstrations.
Follow the companies building humanoid robots: launches, deployments, funding, patents and people, each linked to the source that reported it. The same foundation runs the Humanoid Index.
One weekly run for an invented watchlist of humanoid robot makers, from sources to brief to your own tools.
Each run reports only what changed, most material first. Every finding names its subject, says what happened and links to the record it came from.
4 material changes · 30 companies and 41 robots
Form D filed for a $68m equity raise.
Source: SEC EDGARPatent application published for a tendon-driven hand actuator.
Source: EspacenetPilot announced with an automotive parts plant; robot count not stated.
Source: Company announcement, corroborated by trade pressChief technology officer reported to be leaving; no filing yet.
Source: Trade press, single sourceEach monitor follows a defined universe of companies, places or technologies and reports what changed since the last run, with the source for every finding.
New robots, specification changes and public demonstrations.
Pilots, commercial agreements and customer deployments as they are announced.
Funding rounds, investors, acquisitions and ownership changes.
Patent filings on hands, actuators, batteries and control.
Founders, senior hires and departures.
Grants and federal contracts awarded to robotics companies.
Official source coverage is strongest in the UK, with US and European registers where listed. Company announcements, filings and trade press found by search are kept with their links. Every finding carries an OmniaScore: a deterministic 0 to 100 measure of how strongly the evidence supports it.
The monitor runs on its own schedule. Your team reads the brief, checks the evidence where it matters and moves the findings into the tools it already uses.
Email with a PDF attached: what changed across the watchlist since last week, most material first.
Open a finding in the workspace and follow the link to the SEC filing it came from.
A new funding round sends a signed webhook, which your automation posts to Slack or Teams.
Export the findings as CSV, or ask your AI assistant over MCP what changed at one company.
The brief lands in the inbox of everyone on the monitor, with a PDF for committee packs.
Findings export through the API as CSV or JSON Lines. Every row keeps its source link, date and OmniaScore.
Company records export in Attio's import format, or as CSV for Salesforce and HubSpot.
A signed webhook announces each material change, so your automation can route it. We register the endpoint with you.
An MCP connection lets your team's AI assistant query the workspace and cite the findings.
Add private documents to a monitor, and they are read alongside the public sources.
Connect an AI assistant with the MCP setup guide. Read how private documents are stored and kept apart in Security and data handling.
Start with a contained scope, measure the results, then extend coverage and delivery into the team's own tools.
Agree the market, the companies to follow and the questions that matter.
Build the initial universe and check it against the official registers.
Run daily or weekly, with a brief whenever something material changes.
Measure coverage, accuracy and analyst time saved before expanding.