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Robocensus launches catalog of 74 walking robots

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Nick (/u/ntsili) created and launched the Robocensus catalog, covering 74 walking robots across humanoid, quadruped, and bipedal categories, recording specifications, prices, and availability status, and releasing machine-readable JSON data under a CC BY license with no key or registration required. The catalog annotates context for each specification: speeds distinguish walking, running, and rolling; range values indicate maximum or minimum; prices include date and currency; fields not publicly disclosed on manufacturers' official pages are left blank rather than estimated. Nick says change history is not currently public. Updates are handled by a scheduled agent that scrapes each robot's official page, compares snapshots, and submits pull requests, which go live only after Nick reviews and merges them.

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  1. Robocensus launches directory of 74 walking robots, opens CC BY dataset

    Nick created the Robocensus directory, cataloging 74 walking robots across humanoid, quadruped, and biped types, recording specs, prices, and availability status, and releasing machine-readable JSON data under a CC BY license. The directory annotates context for each spec, such as distinguishing walking, running, and rolling for speed, marking interval values as maximum or minimum, and attaching date and currency to prices; fields not disclosed by manufacturers are left blank rather than estimated. Updates are handled by a scheduled agent that scrapes each robot's official page, compares snapshots, and submits pull requests, which go live only after author review and merging.

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