Find uses stored, reviewed task assessments where available. The deterministic Task Match model is a separate framework and is only applicable when all required structured inputs are available.
Botiman is an independent platform for the robot economy. We separate manufacturer claims, demonstrations, deployments, measurements, and unknowns so a robot can be judged against the work it must do.
The score is Botiman’s assessment of the available record, not a manufacturer rating and not a guarantee of task performance.
Evidence strength caps the maximum score: below 20, maximum 55; below 40, maximum 70; below 60, maximum 85; otherwise maximum 100.
No reviewed evidence found.
Information published by the manufacturer.
A demonstration in a controlled setting.
A demonstration reported independently of the manufacturer.
A named customer pilot or trial.
Documented use in an operating environment.
Deployment evidence includes a reported measurement.
Evidence independently verified beyond the manufacturer.
Task Match compares task requirements with recorded robot capabilities and applies evidence, environment, and availability multipliers. Find My Robot does not yet fully implement this engine.
The model is designed to include Purchase, Integration, Installation, Training, Financing, Maintenance, Parts, Software, Cloud, Energy, Teleoperation, Human supervision, Downtime, Insurance, Residual value, Productive hours. Accuracy depends on the availability and reliability of those inputs, which are not complete for every robot.
Robotics products change. Botiman records review dates and source context where available, and does not turn missing public information into a negative claim.
Manufacturer material can be useful primary evidence, but it is labeled as such. Botiman does not assume a humanoid is better than a specialized robot; the form factor must fit the task and the evidence.