r/robots is a subreddit with 65k members. The community frequently discusses robot, humanoid robot, autonomous robot, simulation software, and research, and they frequently recommend/review simulation software, and the most common flair used is real-life robots, projects, discussion, media, and artwork.
Post things like: videos of real robots, robot art, robot history, retro toy robots, literature and film recommendations or discussions that primarily focus on robots.
Please do not post about common automation technology.
Posting YouTube videos promoting a video game will earn an immediate ban.
Popular Topics in r/robots
#1
Robot
11 posts
#2
Humanoid Robot
3 posts
#3
Autonomous Robot
2 posts
#4
Simulation Software
2 posts
#5
Research
1 post
#6
Conversation
1 post
#7
Simulation
1 post
Products Discussed in r/robots
Simulation Software
3 reviews
#1
Open Robotics
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
Nvidia
5.0★ from 1 review
#3
Webots
4.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/robots
#1
Real-life Robots
: "Another super clean performance"
49 posts
#2
Projects
: "I put the fruit fly brain into a robot Strandbeest"
48 posts
#3
Discussion
: "WTF Amazon?"
23 posts
#4
Media
: "Protest in Poland against the replacement of human workers by AI, with the protestors being robots"
21 posts
#5
Artwork
: "I downloaded the brain of a dead fruit fly and connected it to my robot"
12 posts
#6
Question
: "You wouldn't download a dead fly's brain"
9 posts
#7
Merchandise
: "MicroDuck: This $399 Robot Duck Is More Than a Toy"
6 posts
#8
Subreddit Update
: "An r/Robots Update"
1 post
Member Growth in r/robots
Yearly
+22k members(50.2%)
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Last updated: September 19, 2026