Answer the survey. Unlock answers.
The Humanoid.guide Joint & Actuator survey is starting to show interesting results. It maps what humanoid teams actually put in their joints – motors, gearing, brakes, sensing and control – and what they buy rather than make. If you design actuators, motors, sensors or complete joints, this is material you’ll want.
Some of what it covers: How often does a joint derate or shut down on heat in normal operation? What life target do teams set, and how much of it do they reach today? Which suppliers have they evaluated or used, and what would make them switch?
The results won’t be published. Only people who take part get to see them. It takes up to 12 minutes, and you don’t have to finish to get something back. You get two digital humanoid robot posters a third of the way in, 90 days of Humanoid Lab from 30 November at two thirds, and answers from other humanoid teams when you finish. Everything is reported anonymised and in aggregate – never by company or by name.
