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MenteeBot V3

Evidence not ready V3

EVIDENCE NOT READY — evidence confidence Very Low. This describes our evidence, not the machine.

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Capability 8.9 What it has been shown to do
Commercial reality INSUFFICIENT DATA Insufficient data is not a score of zero and is not better or worse than one — this dimension could not be calculated at all. Whether anyone pays for it
Evidence confidence 14.8 Very Low — how much to trust the two numbers left
Research completeness 55.0% of our research checklist

These are four separate answers and are never combined. A calculated 0.0 means we scored the dimension and nothing earned credit; insufficient data means we could not calculate it at all. Neither ranks above the other. What this means →

Why these scores

Capability is 8.9 because 3 publication-eligible claim(s) fall in capability categories that carry weight for a humanoid robot. Only the strongest claim in each category counts. Commercial Reality is INSUFFICIENT DATA because no deployment has been recorded for this robot. Retail availability is not a deployment. Evidence Confidence is 14.8 (Very Low) from 3 publishable claim(s), of which 3 are score-bearing.

Evidence at a glance

Publishable claims 3
Score-bearing 3
Paying customers 0
Verified production units 0
Independent share 0%
Critical flags 0

Scoring Methodology v1.2.0 (ENGINE v1)
Evidence Standard v1.1 (Durable Source Capture)
Taxonomy v1.0 (frozen)

Capability evidence

What the evidence actually establishes.

Only the strongest claim in each capability category earns credit. A claim can be publishable and still carry no score credit.

Autonomous Task Execution

No credit

NVIDIA case study states trained policy models are deployed on MenteeBot V3 in a manufacturing proof-of-concept, with an unnamed major European retailer validating fulfillment-center behaviors including box picking, cart loading and route adjustment. Reviewer decision: Trade Publication / Partially Independent; ceiling=3 supports T2; retailer unnamed; operating mode classified Supervised Autonomous (PoC implies human oversight).

T2 - Independently Demonstrated Mode: Supervised Autonomous SRC-000015

Mobility

No credit

Mentee Robotics official page identifies MenteeBot V3 as a bipedal humanoid robot, 175 cm height, 40 DoF.

T1 - Demonstrated Mode: Not Applicable SRC-000013

Payload Transport

No credit

Manufacturer states MenteeBot V3 has up to 25 kg carrying capacity per official specifications.

T1 - Demonstrated Mode: Not Applicable SRC-000013

Commercial reality

Who is paying, and what is actually running.

Contracted units and verified production units are different facts and are kept in different fields. Nothing here implies progression that has not happened.

No recorded deployments

No qualifying commercial deployment has been evidenced for this robot.

Specifications

Manufacturer-stated figures.

Specifications are what a manufacturer states. Verification status is shown for each.

FieldValueSourceVerification
Carry Payload Kg 25 SRC-000013 Verified
Dof 40 SRC-000013 Verified
Height Cm 175 SRC-000013 Verified
Max Speed Ms 1.5 SRC-000013 Verified
Weight Kg 70 SRC-000013 Verified

Evidence ledger

Every source behind these numbers.

Showing 3 of 3 sources. Sources that earned no credit are listed too, marked as context only.

Manufacturer Technical Documentation First Party Durable Eligible
Manufacturer Press Release First Party Durable Eligible
Trade Publication Partially Independent Durable Eligible

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