About HumanoidApplications.com
Who runs the site, how it is funded, and who is accountable for what it publishes.
HumanoidApplications.com documents what breaks on humanoid robots and how owners fix it. Every entry in the troubleshooting section links to where it came from: a GitHub issue, a manufacturer manual, a published paper. If we can't cite it, we don't publish it.
Tomedes LLC operates the site. Ofer Tirosh, CEO of Tomedes, founded it. Tomedes has matched translation jobs to vetted specialists since 2007, and the same model is the plan here: once enough humanoids are out of warranty, connect owners with qualified repair technicians. Corrections and repair questions go to support@humanoidapplications.com.
For now the site is documentation. If your robot has a problem, start with the fix pages. If you need a repair, join the waitlist. It tells us where demand is forming and which robots need help first.
Why we exist
Our vision: every humanoid robot has a service history, a fair repair price, and a qualified technician.
Our mission: we document what breaks in humanoid robots, what it costs to fix, and who’s qualified to fix it — the independent record the industry runs on.
Ofer Tirosh, editor
I am not a robotics engineer, and this site doesn’t claim I am. My job is sourcing and verification: deciding what counts as evidence, checking that every entry links to it, and keeping what we don’t know marked as unknown. I have run Tomedes, a managed network of vetted language specialists, since 2007; the same discipline applies here. How we source explains the rules.