
AGIBOT
AgiBOT X1
Full-size humanoid robot by Zhiyuan Robotics. Open-source hardware specs, CAD files, and software SDK available for research and development.
43
DOF
175 cm
Height
55 kg
Weight
5 kg / arm
Payload

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Freely accessible hardware specs, CAD files, software SDKs, and simulation models — for every builder in the global robotics community.
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AGIBOT
Full-size humanoid robot by Zhiyuan Robotics. Open-source hardware specs, CAD files, and software SDK available for research and development.
43
DOF
175 cm
Height
55 kg
Weight
5 kg / arm
Payload

Fourier
Fourier Intelligence's open-source humanoid platform designed for AI embodied research. Complete mechanical design and control system open to the community.
54
DOF
164 cm
Height
70 kg
Weight
1.5 m/s
Walking Speed

Tien Kung
X-Humanoid's Tien Kung series offers both a lightweight Lite variant and a high-performance Pro model, with full open-source mechanical and electrical design.
36
DOF
163 cm
Height
45 kg
Weight
48V / 20Ah
Battery

Unitree
Unitree Go2 is a high-performance quadruped robot with open developer APIs and SDK. Widely used in research, education, and field robotics — featuring onboard AI computing and 3D LiDAR.
12
DOF
3.5 m/s
Max Speed
15 kg
Weight
10 kg
Payload

Deep Robotics
Deep Robotics' Lite3 is a compact, agile quadruped designed for indoor and outdoor research. The Open Edition releases full URDF models, motion SDK, and simulation environments for the community.
12
DOF
2.5 m/s
Max Speed
12 kg
Weight
2 hrs
Battery Life

Elephant Robotics
The myCobot 280 is the world's smallest and lightest six-axis collaborative robot arm. Fully open-source with extensive documentation, Python/ROS support, and a large maker community.
6
DOF
280 mm
Reach
250 g
Payload
860 g
Weight

ALOHA
ALOHA 2 is Stanford & Google DeepMind's open-source bimanual teleoperation robot arm platform. Designed for imitation learning research with full hardware BOM, assembly guides, and training code.
2
Arms
6
DOF / Arm
600 mm
Workspace
EtherCAT
Control

Tesla
Tesla's Optimus Gen 2 is a general-purpose humanoid robot designed for real-world tasks. While not fully open-source, Tesla has released technical papers, simulation environments, and developer resources for the robotics research community.
28
DOF
173 cm
Height
57 kg
Weight
0.45 m/s
Walk Speed
Figure AI
Figure 02 is a commercial humanoid robot by Figure AI, designed for autonomous operation in industrial environments. Figure AI has released simulation tools, URDF models, and developer APIs for research partnerships.
44
DOF
168 cm
Height
60 kg
Weight
20 kg
Payload
Galbot
Galbot G1 is a wheeled humanoid robot from Beijing-based Galbot, featuring a mobile base with a dexterous upper body. Designed for service and logistics tasks, with open developer SDK and simulation environments available.
32
DOF
155 cm
Height
10 kg
Payload
48V / 30Ah
Battery
Booster Robotics
Booster T1 is a high-performance bipedal humanoid robot from Booster Robotics. Known for its exceptional balance and agility, the T1 features open-source motion control SDK and simulation models for research and development.
23
DOF
130 cm
Height
40 kg
Weight
1.5 m/s
Max Speed
Hugging Face
LeRobot SO-100 is Hugging Face's fully open-source, low-cost robot arm designed for AI and imitation learning research. Complete BOM, 3D print files, assembly guide, and training code are freely available — buildable for under $100.
6
DOF
~$100
Cost
300 mm
Reach
Servo
Control
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What You Get
Complete mechanical specs, assembly guides, BOM lists, and material callouts for each open-source robot platform.
3D CAD files and URDF robot description models ready for simulation in Gazebo, Isaac Sim, and MuJoCo.
ROS 2 packages, Python SDKs, and motion planning libraries to get your robot moving from day one.
PCB schematics, wiring diagrams, and power distribution specs for full hardware transparency.
Pre-configured simulation scenes and physics models for safe algorithm testing before deploying on real hardware.
Access to a growing community of builders, researchers, and engineers sharing knowledge on open robotics.
Get Involved
Start by forking the relevant repository and cloning it to your local environment.
Add improvements, fix issues, or contribute new documentation and design files.
Open a pull request with a clear description of your changes for community review.
Connect with fellow builders on our channels to share progress and get feedback.
Open Source Community
All resources are freely available. Fork a robot, build a prototype, push the boundaries of what's possible.