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// Week of November 9, 2026 · Since 1998

ANDROIDS.COMRobot Rankings

Humanoid Ranking Momentum this week. Scorekeeper, not cheerleader.

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The Androids.com Robot Rankings are a weekly power ranking of every major humanoid robot platform in commercial development. Thirteen companies are scored on five weighted criteria — Deployment (30%), Capability (25%), Funding (20%), Manufacturing (15%) and Momentum (10%) — producing a composite score out of 100. A new board is published every Monday.

Scores are drawn from public news, company releases, filings and verified deployments. Teleoperated and staged demonstrations are discounted under Capability, and company-reported figures are labelled as claims until independently confirmed. Deployment scores are evidenced site-by-site in the Androids.com Deployment Tracker.

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The people's vote

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The board above is the scorekeeper's. This one is yours. One ballot per week — resets with the Monday rankings. No login.

1WHO'S YOUR #1 THIS WEEK?

2MOST OVERRATED? · optional

Pick your #1 first

3WHY YOUR #1? · optional

DeploymentCapabilityFundingManufacturingMomentum

One ballot per visitor per ranking week. Anti-abuse limits apply.

LAST WEEK'S PEOPLE'S VOTE · · FINAL

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How we score

Each company is scored 0–10 on five fixed criteria. The weighted total sets the rank. The criteria are public on purpose — argue with the inputs, not the ranking.

What's behind the scores

The facts each score is built on, with sources. Items flagged judgment are where public data is thin and the score leans more on interpretation than hard numbers.

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