Owned primary
Rules, schedules, results and media published by the organiser, operator or named manufacturer. Ownership makes a source attributable—not automatically impartial.
MethodologyResearch desk / version 2026.08.02
Evidence before
spectacle.
Project H is an independent index. It separates a competition’s public identity, sporting contract, results, media and promotional claims so one source cannot silently stand in for all five.
Research ownerProject H evidence deskIndependent from leagues, operators and manufacturers
How does Project H verify humanoid robot competitions?
Project H models claims as atomic records, attaches each value to a source and retrieval date, cross-checks consequential facts, displays conflicts instead of averaging them, and blocks publication when a primary fact gate remains unresolved.
Institutional and specialist press
Government, science, venue and specialist reporting used to cross-check identity, timing and results when the primary record is incomplete.
Regional discovery
Bilibili, Weibo, RSSHub and syndication records reveal distribution and narrative. They do not become audience measurement without a named platform API.
Community and reference
Useful for finding aliases and conflicts. Never the sole basis for a high-confidence result, schedule or market resolution.
From discovery to publicationFive-stage record contract
A source enters. A claim is tested. A page earns release.
- 01Discover
Owned sites, platform feeds, institutional reporting and qualified social accounts identify a candidate record.
- 02Atomise
Dates, locations, control modes, scores and audience claims become separate values with their own sources.
- 03Cross-check
Consequential facts are compared by source relationship, not by raw mention count.
- 04Arbitrate
Confirmed, contested, unverified and refuted states remain visible with notes and conflict sets.
- 05Publish or hold
A route ships only when its core answer is supportable. Missing dates and unsupported teams stay behind explicit gates.
Preserves item identity, title, date, author and destination link.
Supplies counters at a frozen retrieval moment. It never refreshes a published claim silently.
Update policyCadence and accountability
Snapshots are dated. Corrections are public.
- Field schedule
- Reviewed around confirmed events and organiser notices
- Semantic corpus
- Monthly priority review; stable URLs are never silently reordered
- Audience claims
- Frozen snapshots remain fixed even when live platform counters rise
- Corrections
- Material changes record the old value, new value, reason and date