About

Robot Frontline is a newsroom about robots: humanoids, robot dogs, home robots, factory and warehouse robots, the AI models that run them and the money behind them. We cover the US, Europe, China, Japan and Korea, and the use of ground robots in war, reported as attributed facts.

What we publish

• Robot Frontline News, a video edition of about 7 minutes, Monday to Friday. Each edition has its own page on this site with a summary of every story, the key numbers, a verification label, links to the original sources and the full transcript.
• The Sunday deep dive, 12 to 20 minutes on one subject, such as what every humanoid robot you can buy actually costs.

When there is not enough real news, we skip the edition rather than fill it.

How we work

Every morning we read company announcements, filings, research papers and specialist outlets, and pick the stories that matter. We separate what a company has done from what it says it will do: a target is a target, a pilot is a pilot, a capacity is not a sales figure. Every story carries a label: Confirmed, Single source or Disputed. The details are in our editorial standards.

We use AI tools for research, drafting and the narration of our videos, and a person reviews every story before it is published. Our AI disclosure explains exactly what is made with AI and what never is.

Who is responsible

Stories are written and signed by the Robot Frontline Newsroom. Who is responsible for personal data on this site is stated in our privacy policy.

We are independent: no company we cover pays for coverage, and nothing on this site is investment or buying advice.

Contact and corrections

Tips, questions and corrections: contact the newsroom. We fix mistakes in public on our corrections page.