Robotics · Autonomy · Embodied intelligence

Physical AI deployments

Track robotics and autonomous systems from announcement to pilot and production.

From the observed dataset

The deployment tracker.

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Most recent 30 records. Evidence labels describe the supporting coverage; they are not a safety certification or procurement endorsement.

VendorCustomer / locationOperating stageEvidenceRecorded start
Apple ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
DoorDash ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
PilotConfirmed
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Not stated
Google ↗Customer not disclosed
In orbit (location/capability unspecified beyond space orbit)
PilotReported
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Not stated
Alphabet (Google) ↗Customer not disclosed
global
ProductionReported
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Not stated
CodeRabbit and Greptile ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
ProductionVendor claim
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Not stated
OpenAI and Anthropic (with DeepMind and other partners) ↗UK government
United Kingdom
PilotReported
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Not stated
SF Compute ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
ProductionVendor claim
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Not stated
Tesla ↗Customer not disclosed
Fremont, California
PilotReported
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Not stated
OpenAI ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Anthropic ↗Customer not disclosed
United States (US waitlist/availability for Pro and Max)
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Tesla ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
OpenAI ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedConfirmed
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Not stated
Google ↗paid API developers
Location not stated
ProductionReported
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Not stated
NVIDIA ↗Google Cloud
Europe (expansion planned across multiple sites)
AnnouncedVendor claim
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Not stated
Walmart ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
ProductionReported
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Not stated
Google ↗Customer not disclosed
United States (for Apple CarPlay availability)
ProductionReported
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Not stated
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore ↗Customer not disclosed
AWS
AnnouncedVendor claim
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Not stated
Meta ↗Customer not disclosed
United States
ProductionReported
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Not stated
Motive Technologies ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
ProductionReported
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Not stated
Apple ↗Customer not disclosed
Mainland China
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Anthropic ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Google ↗Customer not disclosed
United States
ProductionReported
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Not stated
Google DeepMind ↗GovTech (Singapore)
Singapore
ProductionReported
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Not stated
null ↗null
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Google ↗Customer not disclosed
Low Earth orbit
PilotReported
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Not stated
Epic Games ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Dell ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated
Graylark Technologies ↗local U.S. law enforcement
United States
PilotReported
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Not stated
Anthropic ↗open-source and critical infrastructure defenders (opt-in users/maintainers)
Location not stated
AnnouncedConfirmed
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Not stated
Google ↗Customer not disclosed
Location not stated
AnnouncedReported
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Not stated

A more useful question

What works.
Where. And for whom.

Announced is a starting point. A company statement establishes a claim to investigate.

A pilot is a test. Look for a customer, an operating environment and agreed success criteria.

Production needs evidence. Ask about repeatability, supervision and the cost of operating the system.

Understand the system

From compute to deployment.

Sector research ↗

01

Chips & sensors

Compute, cameras, lidar and touch — the hardware that lets machines perceive the world.

02

Control software

Motion planning, locomotion and manipulation stacks that turn intent into movement.

03

Simulation

Virtual worlds where robots train and validate behaviour before touching reality.

04

Foundation models

Generalist embodied models that map perception and language to actions across robot bodies.

05

Robot platforms

The machines themselves — humanoids, quadrupeds, arms and autonomous vehicles.

06

Deployments

Real-world pilots and production programs where the stack earns its keep — tracked above.