A global robot registry
A global registry for Humanoids and quadrupeds
KyRobott is the public registry of robots. Register yours in two minutes and get a shareable passport with a QR code.
Registered robots
Open to every robot: humanoids, robot dogs, service robots and custom builds.
TVC Robotics
Event robots for entertainment, presentations, and other event activities.
Mimi Kuo
Privately owned quadruped robot.
Robotivo
Event robot intended for amusement, demonstrations, and other interactive activities.
Robodog
Robot dog for audience amusement, demonstrations, and interactive experiences during events
Kai
Entertainment, CEO introductions, trade shows and corporate activations. Full Persona programming available
Booster
Humanoid robotics for education, research, and sports.
By city
All citiesModels here
All modelsHow it works
Three steps, about two minutes.
- 1
Describe your robot
Name, type, city, capabilities and a photo. Nothing else is required.
- 2
Get its identifier
A unique KYR number is assigned to it for good, along with its public page and QR code.
- 3
Share it
Print the QR code on the robot: anyone who scans it lands on its verifiable profile.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is a KYR identifier for?
It is a permanent reference to one specific machine. The identifier never changes, is never reassigned to another robot, and keeps existing even after that robot leaves the registry.
Does it cost anything?
No. Registration is free and will stay free. The Book button points at your own link: the registry takes no commission and sits in no transaction.
Which robots can be registered?
All of them: humanoids, robot dogs, service robots, industrial arms and personal builds. A commercial robot and a garage project have the same standing here.
What data is public?
Only what concerns the robot: its name, type, city, capabilities and photo. No personal data about the owner appears on the public page.
What does “verified” mean?
A verified profile is one whose owner has been confirmed, and whose robot identity has then been backed by evidence. An unverified profile shows no label at all: it makes no claim about itself.
Can I remove my robot?
Yes, at any time, from your space. The public page goes away, but the identifier stays reserved for ever — that is what guarantees it will never point at another machine.