We believe with the right game design, any challenges involving tele-operated robots can be turned into a fun experience for gamers.

With a low-latency network system 
& browser-based controls, gamers everywhere can take part in our robotic gaming titles.

Well-designed tokenomics can facilitate the buildout of a globally distributed network of robots, while sharing the rewards arising from the network with each participant.

By rethinking robots as toys, we can drastically lower the production cost of each robot unit, hence allowing a much bigger community of robot owners to form around the world.

Much like how Tesla builds its Autopilot feature by learning from drivers' actions, we too will leverage on gamers' actions as training data for embodied foundational models.

We want to open-source much of our work (eg. datasets, hardware designs, robot control SDK, etc) and work closely with the research community in our common pursuit of Embodied AGI.

Gamers remotely control their own sidewalk robots in a worldwide scavenger hunt game.

Earth Rovers act as both a real-world robotic dataset collection initiative as well as a global testing platform for AI researchers to deploy & test their latest AI navigation models.

Gamers remotely control various types of robotic arms using low-cost tele-operation controllers and complete various 3D puzzles & competitions.

Octo Arms act as both a real-world robotic dataset collection initiative as well as a global testing platform for AI researchers to deploy & test their latest AI manipulation models.