Autonomy: Level II: Assisted Autonomy
Autonomy Ladder Level 2
Every home robot we track, classified on the Autonomy Ladder (Levels I–V). We assess how independently each robot operates and compare manufacturer claims against published evidence. Classifications reflect evidence-based assessment, not recommendation.
Across the ladder141robots
Showing 141 robots
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Humanoid RobotsUnitree H2
Industrial pilot deployments with structured tasks and on-site safety supervision.Not Consumer-Ready 57/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsFourier GR-3
Institutional care facilities with on-site staff and research-phase deployments.Pre-Release 54/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsKepler Forerunner K2
Chinese industrial pilots with repetitive assembly tasks and on-site safety supervision.Pre-Release 52/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsGalbot G1
Retail and logistics pilots with scripted stocking and handling tasks, on-site staff.Not Consumer-Ready 55/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsBooster Robotics T1
RoboCup teams, academic robotics labs, locomotion researchersNot Consumer-Ready 48/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsEngineAI PM01
Researchers, developers, institutions with engineering staffNot Consumer-Ready 44/100 Concept Stage -
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Humanoid RobotsLimX Dynamics Oli
Research labs, industrial pilots, manipulation researchers with technical staffNot Consumer-Ready 47/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsMentee Robotics MenteeBot
Industrial pilot programs with operator oversight; not consumer-readyPre-Release 47/100 Plausible -
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Humanoid RobotsAgiBot Lingxi X2
Research and developer access programs; not consumer-availablePre-Release 40/100 Concept Stage -
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Humanoid RobotsPudu D9
Hospitality pilots with vendor partnership and operator oversightPre-Release 54/100 Plausible -
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Multi-Task RobotsAmazon Astro
Researchers and early testers willing to accept platform instability.Monitoring 32/100 Limited -
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Multi-Task RobotsSamsung Ballie
Not available for consumer purchase.Pre-Release 30/100 Concept Stage