ANDROIDS.COM

Androids.com — Acquisition Opportunity
Category-defining .com for humanoid robotics

Androids.com
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A premium digital asset positioned as the global index of humanoid robots and verified deployments — built for authority, citations, and long-term strategic value.

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What Androids.com represents

Androids.com is positioned to become the canonical reference property for humanoid robots: a neutral index that tracks real robots, real deployments, and verifiable progress. Authority beats hype in this category.

Category-defining brand Citation-ready authority Enterprise-ready monetization Long-term strategic defensibility

Ideal market posture

Not a blog. Not a fan site. A registry + intelligence layer: Crunchbase × Wikipedia × Bloomberg — for humanoid robotics.

Index Deployments Tracker Weekly Briefings B2B Lead Flow

Suggested launch structure (authority-first)

A clean, text-first registry that becomes the linkable/citable source of truth — with strict inclusion rules: physical prototypes or confirmed deployments.

Humanoid Robot Index Company Index Verified Deployments Sources per entry Android Brief Newsletter

Monetization Paths

Enterprise sponsorships

"Featured Company" + newsletter sponsor slots. High-value B2B budgets with low clutter.

Lead generation

Match enterprise buyers with integrators/OEMs. Industrial automation leads are expensive.

Paid research

Monthly "Humanoid Deployment Tracker" reports. Neutral, data-backed, and repeatable.

Recruiting / jobs

Robotics talent is scarce. Premium listings + targeted newsletter distribution.

Comparable Market Signals

Important:
Comparable Why it matters Public note / source
Robots.com Category-defining plural .com in robotics (brand gravity, authority potential) Add verified sale/acquisition notes + source link(s)
AI / Robotics category domains Plural exact-match domains frequently command premium pricing in emerging categories Insert 3–5 comps from NameBio/DNJournal
Humanoid robotics trend Shift from demos to deployments increases value of authoritative index properties Insert reputable sources (industry press / company releases)

Contact / Inquiries

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Non-affiliation: Androids.com covers humanoid robots and is not affiliated with Google or Android OS.

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Androids Definition

  • Merriam-Webster:  ANDROIDS  - " mobile robots usually with a human form."
  • Dictionary.com:  ANDROIDS - " automatons in the form of human beings."
  • Collins Dictionary:  ANDROIDS -  "(in science fiction) robots resembling human beings."
  • Androids are robots that look and behave very much like humans. They can have artificial intelligence and are capable of independent thought and action.

Androids History

The history of Androids can be traced back to elaborate mechanical devices known as automata, created to mimic human and animal actions. These devices were popular in the late 1700s, showcased in exhibit halls for entertainment and wonder. The term "androids" was used in the context of these mechanical beings as early as 1728 and appeared in US patents by 1863.