So anything that moves autonomously (based on higher-level operator requests but not remote control) and is not a car/truck/vehicle (nor a toy miniature vehicle)? Not a drone either I suppose? What are examples of tasks, one or some of which, would be required for resolving to yes?

@agentofuser Hmm good questions. I didn't mean that the robot would have to be able to perform a variety of tasks out of the box, I meant a robot where the hardware was designed to be general purpose and not specialized to one task. I would resolve yes if they sold a robot that could just walk around and they told customers to write their own task programs, like Boston Dynamics Spot.

I would say the robot must have legs and at least one arm, be able to navigate uneven terrain, and not be a vehicle designed to be ridden.