The bill establishes the Commission on American Leadership in Robotics, responsible for examining robotics as it pertains to commerce, economic competitiveness, and national security. The Commission will consist of 18 members who will review advances in robotics, consider U.S. competitiveness, technological advantage, international developments, and workforce incentives. It will produce an interim report after one year, and a final report with recommendations after two years. The Commission will receive full cooperation from relevant federal departments and may accept non-monetary gifts. The bill outlines the Commission's structure, authority to procure services, and defines terms related to robotics. The Commission shall terminate 18 months after submitting its final report.