Promise tracker
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Promise tracker
What robotics companies said would happen by a date, and what did. Each promise links to the company’s own words; each outcome links to a source.
- More than 3,000 robotaxis by the end of 2026.
Pony.ai · Said 5 Jan 2026: “by year-end”
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- Robotaxis on the Uber app in Las Vegas in 2026.
Zoox · Said 11 Mar 2026: “later this year”
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- More than 200 driverless trucks in operation at the end of 2026.
Aurora Innovation · Said 11 Feb 2026: “exiting the year”
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- Atlas deployed at Hyundai and Google DeepMind in 2026.
Boston Dynamics · Said 5 Jan 2026: “2026”
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- Start Optimus production before the end of 2026.
Tesla · Said 28 Jan 2026: “before the end of 2026”
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- Riders in Washington, DC on the Waymo One app in 2026.
Waymo · Said 25 Mar 2025: “in 2026”
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- One million rides a week by the end of 2026.
Waymo · Said 10 Dec 2025: “by the end of 2026”
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- Robotaxi rides in London in 2026.
Waymo · Said 15 Oct 2025: “in 2026”
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- Early riders (Zoox Explorers) in Austin and Miami in 2026.
Zoox · Said 23 Mar 2026: “later this year”
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- First NEO robots ship to homes in 2026.
1X Technologies · Said 28 Oct 2025: “in 2026”
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- Driverless long-haul trucking in the second half of 2026.
Kodiak AI · Said 12 Nov 2025: “in the second half of 2026”
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- Rider-only robotaxi rides in Las Vegas in 2026.
Motional · Said 13 Mar 2026: “later this year”
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How it works: a promise is in only when the company said it on the record, with a date. “No proof” means no public source shows it happened; it is not the same as “Not done”. Something wrong? Send a correction with a source.