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Every value Botlero has stopped publishing is kept, not deleted, with the reason that was recorded when it was withdrawn and a link to the page that published it. Newest first, across every robot.

An entry says a value stopped being published and why. It does not say what replaced it: often nothing did, and where something did, the replacement is on the robot's own page with its source and its date.

367 withdrawn values · 172 recorded reasons · newest 2026-09-27

2026-09-2377 values, 75 reasons · 12 on this page

  1. audit cleanup: price-basis — 'Price RaaS subscription (~$250,000 purchase equivalent)' — registry NOT: 'rent, lease or subscription per month'; plus '~' and 'equivalent'. Not a purchase price at all.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  2. audit cleanup: price-basis — 'Price (est.) ~$250,000' — '(est.)' and '~'. PREFERRED statement behind Robot.priceFromUsd = 250000.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  3. audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — Same value from the 2023 launch press release ('Agility Robotics is excited to unveil the next generation of Digit'), which is the v4 machine, not today's Digit 5. Same reasoning. Close together with T3, the third copy of the same value.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  4. audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — The quote is the video page's own title line: 'The Next Generation of Digit: Enabling Humans to be More Human | Agility'. registry generation ACCEPT: "the robot's generation as printed ('third-generation', 'Gen 3')" — 'next generation' names no generation and cannot be rendered as one. Four statements survive, incl. the vendor's 'our fifth generation humanoid' and 'Digit® 5'; closing this moves Ro

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  5. audit cleanup: twin of a listed defect — Third copy of the same unusable value, not in the cleanup list. Verified live: active, rank NORMAL, source DIRECTORY. Context: livium prose about task-specific hands — 'The 2023 "next generation" model features newly designed end effectors'. Same defect as #24/#25: registry generation ACCEPT is "the robot's generation as printed ('third-generation', 'Gen 3')", and 'next generation' names no genera

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  6. audit cleanup: number-wrong — 'a vertical reach of 0 to 1,670 mm' — the LOW end of a range stored as the value, so the live spec card reads 'Reach 0 m'. Three statements survive giving 2.2 m.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  7. audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — The directory's own row reads 'DOF: 12 DoF arms + hands' and its Payload row reads '~5 kg per arm', so 12 is explicitly arms+hands only. registry jointCountTotal NOT: 'a DoF count of one hand or arm only'. Three surviving statements give 75.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  8. audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — Full sentence on the page: 'Peak torques reach 3.5 Nm at the thumb CMC and 2.6 Nm at the finger MCP joints, with distal flexion forces up to 45N. The wrist delivers 17.75 Nm of torque.' registry maxJointPeakTorqueNm ACCEPT: 'highest joint torque of the WHOLE robot (usually a knee, hip or other leg joint)'; NOT: 'torque of a finger, thumb, hand or wrist joint (use jointPeakTorqueNm)'. 3.5 Nm is the

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  9. audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — Context: the quote sits under 'Information collected automatically … about you, your computer or mobile device, and your interaction over time with our website … using cookies'. registry dataTypesGenerated NOT names this case verbatim: 'what the vendor's WEBSITE or app collects from visitors (cookies, IP address, browser data in a website privacy policy)'; ACCEPT is 'kinds of data the ROBOT itself

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  10. audit cleanup: price-basis — robotoverflow's lede: 'Price: estimated ~$20,000 for consumer pre-order, early-access at $2,000,000.' A 100× typo (the same sentence's own estimate two clauses earlier is $20,000), live today as a $2,000,000 offer row.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  11. audit cleanup: price-basis — 'Price (est.) $20,000 or $499/mo' — '(est.)' plus a subscription figure in the same cell. 1X's own '$20,000' survives as the PREFERRED vendor statement, so priceFromUsd is unchanged.

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

  12. audit cleanup: subject-mismatch — robotoverflow's sentence reads 'its tendon-driven design delivers a 70 kg payload and 25 kg carrying capacity' — the quote contains no per-arm wording at all, and 25 kg is the whole-robot carry (1X's own page: 'Carry 55 lbs' = 24.95 kg). registry loadPerArmKg ACCEPT: 'payload of ONE arm'; NOT: 'total payload of both arms or of the whole robot'. Four loadPerArmKg statements survive, including the v

    1 value · recorded by audit-cleanup:2026-09-23

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