Principles
What we list, what we refuse, and why results should be checkable.
Sport only
We list, host and build tools for competitions between robots. We do not work on weapons, military programmes or anything built to hurt people. That rule applies to every event we list and every organiser who runs a league with us, and our terms of use will say so.
Results you can check
A robot match is easy to dispute: was it remote-controlled, was the software swapped between rounds, did the referee see the hit? We want every result on this site to come with a record of what happened that anyone can check, not just a score somebody typed in.
Safety in public
Humanoid robots are now performing at live events and on streams, and there is no finished safety standard for them yet. Events we host will set limits on what a robot is allowed to do near people, and we will publish those limits.
Facts first
Robotics news moves fast and gets things wrong. Our news is checked against the original source before it goes up, and corrected in public when we get something wrong.