Analysis
How to Understand the Commercialization Status of Robots: From Concept Demonstration to Scale Delivery
"Being able to demonstrate" does not equal "being able to deliver." The product library separates and labels the stages of concept, prototype, pilot, pre-order, public sale, and delivery.
Published · Updated · Source: embody Editorial · AI translation
The commercialization paths of robot products are not uniform. A product may have completed a stage demonstration but not yet entered customer pilots; it may also have pre-orders, but its delivery capability cannot be confirmed.
Therefore, embody's product pages display product status and data credibility separately. Leaderboards only compare products within similar commercialization stages and indicate the scoring version and data sources.
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