About Robots in the House

Robots in the House is a consumer guide to home robotics for everyday families. Our starting focus is humanoid robots: what their makers describe, what the specifications establish and what a household still needs to ask.

Our mission

We help you assess practical questions about cost, availability, space, privacy and the work a person still needs to do. Robot records link specifications and company facts to their sources, with dates and confidence labels. Selected news and videos provide context for further reading.

How we work

We distinguish manufacturer claims, secondary reports and estimates. Missing information stays visible, and a specification or demonstration alone does not establish reliable help in a home. AI assists drafting; each page shows its editorial review status. Read our Editorial & AI-Use Policy for the sourcing and review process.

Who’s behind it

Michael McLaughlin is the publisher and editor of Robots in the House, a consumer guide to home robotics for everyday families. His editorial role covers source selection, editing AI-assisted drafts, checking published claims against their cited evidence, and overseeing corrections.

Each page identifies whether review is pending or complete. When the same person writes and reviews a page, its byline discloses self-review.

A note on investor content

Company profiles explain the makers behind the robot records. Any financial information is dated and sourced, with links to official disclosures or outside quote services. It is general information and is not investment advice.

Contact

Send questions, evidence or a proposed correction through our contact page.