AEO Score Report
What We Found
We analysed the website 6thsense.dev, testing 11 queries with AI retrieval resulting in only 4 matches. The overall AEO score is **34/100**, indicating a **Critical** grade with a low query retrieval rate. The single highest-impact issue is that the homepage lacks a clear description of what 6Thsense does; adding a straightforward sentence like '6Thsense is a [what you do]' will significantly enhance AI citation potential.
- Your pages are quite short — AI tools tend to cite content that goes into depth on a topic. Consider expanding your key pages with more detail.
- Your homepage doesn't clearly explain what 6Thsense does near the top. Add a simple sentence like '6Thsense is a [what you do]' or '6Thsense helps [audience] do X' — this is one of the strongest signals for getting cited by AI.
- None of your pages have a question followed by a direct answer. Try adding headings like 'What is X?' or 'How does X work?' with a clear answer below — this is one of the most effective ways to get cited by AI.
- Your content has very few specific numbers or stats. AI tools tend to cite concrete claims over general ones — try including figures like percentages, counts, or comparisons where relevant.
- Only 4/11 queries are citation-ready — improve content structure and brand presence for the rest
- No matching content for 8 queries: "best tools for capturing touch timing and pressure trends", "best tools for analyzing manipulation tasks with multimodal data", "best tools for recording demonstrations for robot learning" and more
- Brand invisible in top chunks for 6 queries — content retrieved but brand not mentioned
- No FAQ structured data found — adding this helps Google display your answers prominently in search results
- Your blog or article pages aren't marked up for search engines — this is a quick win for Google visibility
Query Alignment — 11 Queries
| Query | Retrieval | Brand | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| best tools for capturing touch timing and pressure trends content not found — no page answers this query | 0.51 | 0.80 | Content Present |
| best tools for analyzing manipulation tasks with multimodal data content not found — no page answers this query | 0.46 | 0.00 | Gap |
| best tools for recording demonstrations for robot learning content not found — no page answers this query | 0.49 | 0.20 | Gap |
| best tools for calibrating and synchronizing sensor data content not found — no page answers this query | 0.44 | 0.18 | Gap |
| best tools for packaging model-ready training episodes content not found — no page answers this query | 0.46 | 0.00 | Gap |
| how to calibrating and synchronizing sensor data content not found — no page answers this query | 0.43 | 0.36 | Gap |
| how to document demonstrations for robot learning content not found — no page answers this query | 0.50 | 0.19 | Gap |
| how to packaging model-ready training episodes content not found — no page answers this query | 0.44 | 0.00 | Gap |
| top tactile capture hardware for robots tools 2026 | 0.64 | 0.83 | Content Present |
| best tactile capture hardware for robots | 0.66 | 0.83 | Content Present |
| tactile capture hardware for robots vs SEO | 0.62 | 0.83 | Content Present |
Frequently Asked Questions
Because AI systems only select content they can directly use as answers. If your content doesn’t match queries or isn’t structured clearly, it won’t be picked.
It’s an analysis of how your content performs in AI systems—showing what gets selected, what doesn’t, and why.
SEO focuses on ranking pages. AEO focuses on being selected and used in AI-generated answers.
