General robot landscape

Coverage at a glance derived from the canonical pages

Topic pages
22
One class or index per page
Source-scoped tables
87
One data-class per table
Comparability classes
67
Separate payload / load / assistance meanings
Catalogue entries
102
Models, gaps, and access states
Model assemblies
36
Commit-pinned upstream URDFs
Evidence markers
2,759
Cell-level [M] / [F] / [R] / [P] / [A]
Row anchors
1,220
Permalink a metric, not a page
Declared gaps
406
is a published absence, not zero
Provider listings
177
Indexed by robot class

Coverage totals are calculated from the topic pages and enforced by the repository validator. Data and source registry audited . Deployment identity: build.json.

What you can do on this site

Every example lands on an authored row, source record, model, or generated projection. The hub does not copy hardware numbers; it points at the page that owns them.

Cite one metric row

Unitree family mass is a row id, not a page. The G1 cell resolves to humanoids-m2.

Open #family--mass-with-battery
Go one level down

R1 / G1 joints split DoF, named-joint torque, pack, encoder, and runtime. Totals are not invented from mixed subsystems.

Open the deep sheet →
Read the test condition

Galbot payload is wrist-center arm load. It is not a biped arm-load row and not Stretch’s recommended holding load.

Open the wrist-center row →
Compare a reviewed profile

biped-subsystem-dof joins only head / per-arm / per-leg rows that passed the three-metric audit. Combined cells stay out.

Open the profile →
Do not add “task” across suites

A “task” in one evaluation table is not the same unit as a “task” in another. The sim scale row is six paper-specific definitions.

Open the sim scale row →
Map a paper to its eval body

LATENT tennis is a 29-DoF Unitree G1 experiment. It is not Galbot G1 and not Galbot ET1 hardware.

Open the paper→body row →
Assemble a vendor URDF

The live card fetches a commit-pinned Galbot description. A parse proves publication, not payload.

Open the G1 model card →
Prefer a filing for money

Unitree’s exchange-published listing outranks press for ownership and shipment disclosures. Filings are never hardware sources.

Open the listing sheet →
Diff a data release

Release ids are SHA-256 digests of sorted claims and sources. Code deploys are not data releases.

Open change history →
Search a shareable query

?q=wrist-center+payload#search keeps class and evidence on every hit. Two characters load the index; the URL is the query.

Run the query →
Inspect one claim

Claim ids are page::table::row::sorted-subjects. This URL opens the Unitree G1 mass cell, its source, and the correction path.

Open the claim inspector →
Read a URDF joint tree

The inspector loads the commit-pinned Galbot G1 description. Joint angles are URDF values, not datasheet payload or DoF.

Open the G1 inspector →
Treat as a published gap

H1 / H1-2 list price is authored as missing. A dash is not zero, not “contact sales”, and not a number borrowed from a reseller.

Open the price row →

Landscape map

Physical form controls specification comparability; application controls market and deployment grouping. Payload, load, and assistance stay in separate classes.

Platforms

Applications

Same letters, different machines

Identity is a data field. Shared product letters never join a table. These collisions are the ones the sheets already have to keep apart.

Indexes & evidence

Robot catalogue

Every covered robot, component, or wearable with its verified engineering-model state and an explicit gap where no public model is available.

Open catalogue →
Class-safe comparison

Select products from one source table, share the view, and export claim rows with evidence ids and direct source URLs.

Build a comparison →
3D models and engineering references

Reproducible previews assembled from commit-pinned vendor and research-project URDFs, plus a publication-state index for xacro, MJCF, USD, and CAD sources. Publication evidence, never a specification source.

Open models →
Market data

IFR installations and density, service-robot units, humanoid installations, and funding.

Open market data →
Providers index

Major players per class, with covered systems linked to their source-scoped page.

Open providers →
End-effectors & components

Dex5 hand, Sharpa Wave, Galbot TM01 teleop accessory, and Robotiq 2F grippers. Hand load is never G1 wrist payload.

Open components →
Announced / no-sheet systems

Genesis Eno, 1X NEO, Digit, IRON, Kepler K2, Sanctuary Phoenix, Tesla Optimus, Figure, Atlas, and Apptronik. Status cards only. Galbot ET1 now has a vendor sheet.

Open status cards →
Research papers

Paper pins (video, official figure, or text), special-env benchmarks, and a single catalog of homepage papers. LATENT tennis stays research on Unitree G1.

Open research →
Benchmarks atlas

Named evaluation-suite and corpus identity. Sixteen tables, including a focused VLABench / RoboTwin 2.0 sheet. Not a method leaderboard or robot ranking.

Open benchmarks →
Software / sim / SDK

GalbotSDK, Genesis World / genesis-world, Isaac Lab tasks, Menagerie presence, and Unitree G1 eval-body code.

Open software →
Foundation models

GENE-26.5, GR00T N1, OpenVLA, π0.5, Skild, Helix, SmolVLA, SpatialVLA, Gemini Robotics, Octo, RT-2, RDT-1B, FAST. Papers and licenses where they exist; declared gaps everywhere else.

Open policy models →
Methodology & corrections

Comparability rules, evidence grades, conflict handling, correction workflow, release identity, and licensing.

Read methodology →
Data-release changes

Exact claim and source diffs. Added is not improved; removed is not discontinued.

Open changes →
Joint inspector

One workspace for every live URDF. A parsed tree is publication evidence, not a specification source.

Open the inspector →
Source registry

One dated record per marker. Manual, filing, research, press, analyst — retrieval date is not an evidence score.

Open sources →

Machine-readable surfaces

HTML is canonical. These files are validated projections. A claim id is page::table::row::sorted-subject-ids; column coordinates never enter identity.