Applications
Enough spec-sheets - what can robots actually do? This section is organised by use case: from household cleaning and cooking to warehouse logistics, healthcare and defence.
Sub-categories
Profiles of the most important robotics companies in the world.
Indian robotics startups, policy, academia and market data.
Rounds, valuations, exits and acquisitions in robotics.
Rules, standards, safety certifications and export controls.
Latest in Applications
An analysis of shipping commercial exoskeletons for rehabilitation, separating hardware deployments from concept pitches, with focus on ReWalk, Ekso Bionics, and Cyberdyne HAL.
An evidence-based assessment of ElliQ, Paro, and Lovot in the elder-care sector. This report prioritizes shipped units and pilot deployments over announcements, analyzing India availability, landed costs, and the distinction between therapeutic companionship and physical assistance.
An evidence-based review of hospital Automated Mobile Robots, evaluating Aethon TUG and Fetch Robotics' Moxi against deployment data, safety standards, and Indian market entry barriers.
An evidence-based assessment of India's agricultural drone sector, focusing on DJI Agras hardware availability, Garuda Aerospace's deployment status, and the regulatory hurdles facing Indian startups. This article grades claims by shipping hardware and pilot deployments rather than announcements.
An examination of John Deere and Mahindra's autonomous tractor offerings, distinguishing between shipping hardware and concept vehicles in the Indian market. This analysis grades claims based on production status, pilot deployment, and announcements, with specific focus on availability and pricing for Indian agri-operators.
An assessment of the current state of defence robotics in India, focusing on DRDO indigenous developments and the availability of global systems like Boston Dynamics Spot, grounded in actual deployments rather than concept art.
An analysis of shipping hardware from ideaForge and Skydio for infrastructure inspection, focusing on India's regulatory and pricing landscape. This article evaluates real-world deployment data over press announcements.
An objective assessment of four major robot vacuum brands available in India, focusing on shipping hardware, navigation accuracy, and value proposition over marketing claims.
A grounded analysis of cooking automation hardware available for Indian consumers, distinguishing between AI appliances and robotic arms while evaluating shipping status, pricing, and serviceability in the Indian market.
An analysis of shipping hardware from Husqvarna Automower and Dolphin Robotics, evaluating pricing, service infrastructure, and actual performance claims versus marketing in the Indian context.
A grounded evaluation of shipping window-cleaning robots, focusing on HOBOT and Mamibot vacuum-suction technology, safety protocols, and Indian pricing availability.
An analysis of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) in warehouse environments, distinguishing between shipped hardware and concept demos, with specific focus on India market viability and landed cost estimates.
An analysis of case and piece picking automation, focusing on Symbotic, Covariant, and pick-and-place robots. Evaluating shipping status, pilot deployments, and India market readiness with strict adherence to verified data.
An evidence-based audit of humanoid robot deployments in warehouse and logistics environments, distinguishing between shipping hardware, pilot programs, and marketing announcements. Focuses on Figure, Apptronik, and Agility Robotics with specific attention to India availability and landed costs.
An audit of autonomous sidewalk delivery hardware, prioritizing deployed fleets over concept renders, with specific focus on India's regulatory barriers and economic viability.
An analysis of shipping surgical robotics systems, focusing on soft-tissue manipulation technologies like da Vinci, Hugo, and Versius, with specific attention to Indian availability, pricing, and clinical deployment realities.
An evidence-based analysis of the top consumer cleaning robots available in India. We grade Roomba, Roborock, Dreame, and ECOVACS on shipping hardware, mapping accuracy, and serviceability rather than marketing claims.
An evidence-based assessment of the cooking robot market in India, grading claims by shipping hardware status. Analysis covers Thermomix, Moley Robotics, and Nymble, focusing on availability, INR pricing, and suitability for Indian kitchen environments.