The Best Mobile Telepresence Robots 2026
ROBOT24.com compares four mobile telepresence robots using market-research data, assessing video communication, navigation, viewing flexibility and everyday operation.

Introduction
Joining a video call is easy. Moving around the room, choosing who to approach and seeing beyond a fixed camera takes something more. Mobile telepresence robots give remote users a physical presence, allowing them to steer a screen through a space and take part from a distance.
How well that works depends on more than video quality. Navigation, camera position, battery life and ease of control all shape the experience, while software fees and support affect the cost of keeping the robot in use.
This ROBOT24.com ranking compares temi V3, Double 3, Ohmni and PadBot P2 across five equally weighted criteria. Drawing on supplied market-research data and selected manufacturer material, it assesses their practical strengths and trade-offs to help readers find the right fit for their remote visits.
At A Glance
AT A GLANCE
| Rank | Robot | Overall score | Standout feature | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | temi V3 | 84/100 | Autonomous navigation and integrated video communication | Remote visits supported by autonomous navigation |
| 2 | Double 3 | 84/100 | Height-adjustable viewpoint and remote-navigation focus | Users prioritising viewing flexibility |
| 3 | Ohmni | 80/100 | Dedicated mobile video presence | Remote visits, subject to availability and support checks |
| 4 | PadBot P2 | 70/100 | Lower-cost remote-driving approach | Buyers prioritising cost and direct remote control |
Source: Supplied ROBOT24.com market-research data and selected manufacturer material. Specifications and performance claims have not been independently verified.
The Robots Behind the Rankings
1. Temi V3: Self-navigation and video communication
Overall score: 84/100
2. Double 3: A height-adjustable remote viewpoint
Overall score: 84/100
3. PadBot P2: A lower-cost remote-driving option
Overall score: 70/100
Navigation is its weakest area in this assessment. Buyers should confirm the exact model’s obstacle-handling and docking functions, then consider how much assistance someone at the site may need to provide.
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