What the dated source check actually found
On September 30, 2026, we reviewed four named first-party pages: the Homebot One company site, the KOKO Home site, the CBS page for The Price Is Right, and Paramount Press Express’s page for The Price Is Right Live. None of those four pages connected KOKO or Homebot One with either named program.
That supports a narrow conclusion: no KOKO appearance or affiliation was found in this defined source set on that date. It does not prove that every broadcaster, program, archive, social account, or regional feed has been searched, so this article does not make a universal claim about all television.
The four-page evidence log
Each page answers a different part of the question. Reading them together avoids turning a search phrase or repost caption into a broadcast record.
- Homebot One: identifies KOKO, its Fremont development context, current testing status, and published media coverage; the reviewed page did not mention CBS or either named program.
- KOKO Home: presents the household vision, waitlist, demo request, and KOKO story; the reviewed page did not claim an appearance on either named program.
- CBS — The Price Is Right: identifies the weekday game show and its episode hub; the reviewed show page did not name KOKO or Homebot One.
- Paramount Press Express — The Price Is Right Live: describes a December 2026 live primetime event; the reviewed page did not name KOKO or Homebot One.
What this evidence can and cannot establish
The evidence can establish the names and public descriptions used on the four pages, plus the absence of a KOKO reference on those pages at the time of review. It cannot establish what appeared in every episode, unindexed clip, advertisement, local broadcast, or later update.
A visual resemblance is also insufficient. Product appearance can change, and clips can be cropped or relabeled. A defensible match needs an official program record or clip that names KOKO, together with a Homebot One source connecting the robot to the same program and date.
Evidence that would change the conclusion
The finding should be updated if CBS or Paramount publishes an episode, press release, transcript, or official clip naming KOKO or Homebot One, or if Homebot One publishes a dated announcement tied to one of those programs. The two records should agree on the program, date, and role of the robot.
A repost, fan-maintained list, station-logo screenshot, automatically generated caption, or unaffiliated upload can point to a lead. It should remain labeled unverified until it can be traced to a named broadcaster or manufacturer record.
- Program evidence: official episode page, transcript, press release, or broadcaster clip.
- Product evidence: dated Homebot One page, statement, or official upload naming the same appearance.
- Scope evidence: whether the role was a prize, demo, news subject, advertisement, or background image.
- Timing evidence: whether the footage was live, prerecorded, streamed, or republished later.
How to cite the result without overstating it
A precise note is: “The Homebot One, KOKO Home, CBS The Price Is Right, and Paramount The Price Is Right Live pages reviewed September 30, 2026 did not connect KOKO with either named program.” This sentence gives readers the source set, date, and limit of the finding.
Keep the access date and URLs with the note. If a later primary source changes the answer, update the conclusion and modified date rather than presenting the older review as timeless.
Frequently asked questions
Was KOKO verified on The Price Is Right or The Price Is Right Live?
No connection was found on the four official Homebot One, KOKO Home, CBS, and Paramount pages reviewed September 30, 2026. That is a source-scoped finding, not a claim that every television archive has been searched.
Did this review cover every television program?
No. It covered the four named pages listed in the evidence log. A different program, episode, broadcaster archive, or later publication would require its own review.
Does a clip labeled live prove a live television appearance?
No. Live can describe a livestream, stage event, working demo, or repost caption. Confirm the named network, program, episode, and original air date.
What would confirm a KOKO television appearance?
Use a broadcaster episode record, transcript, press release, or official clip together with a dated Homebot One source that names the same program and appearance.
Sources & further reading
From Homebot One, the team building KOKO in Fremont, California.
