This bill establishes the "Commission on American Leadership in Robotics" to examine robotics' impact on commerce, economic competitiveness, and national security, and make recommendations to Congress. The commission will consist of 18 members appointed by congressional leaders and the President, and will review advances in robotics, focusing on economic competitiveness and national security. It will submit interim and final reports, receive government cooperation, and have authority to accept gifts. The commission will operate as a legislative advisory committee and is granted various powers, including staffing and space allocation. The bill proposes that the commission will terminate 18 months after submitting its final report.