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ACTION Robbyant's LingBot-VLA 2.0 is a 6B Vision-Language-Action foundation model

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LingBot-VLA 2.0 is a 6B parameter vision-language-action foundation model developed by Robbyant. It connects visual understanding, language instructions, and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments. The model is trained on 60,000 hours of data, including 50,000 hours of robot trajectories and 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. It extends action representation to include mobile-base movements and uses future-aware video and depth data for improved temporal reasoning. Evaluated on real-world and simulated tasks, it is described as research software rather than a standalone robot.

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Image 1: 🤖 LingBot-VLA 2.0 | VISION • LANGUAGE • ACTION

Robbyant’s LingBot-VLA 2.0 is a 6B Vision-Language-Action foundation model built to connect visual understanding, language instructions and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments.

Its pretraining corpus contains around 60,000 hours of data: approximately 50,000 hours of robot trajectories covering 20 robot configurations plus 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. The unified action representation extends beyond dual-arm manipulation to include hands, head, waist and mobile-base movements.

The system also uses future-aware video and depth information to improve temporal reasoning and scene understanding. Robbyant evaluates it on real-world manipulation, long-horizon mobile manipulation and RoboTwin 2.0 simulation tasks.

Released in 2026, LingBot-VLA 2.0 is research software and a foundation model rather than a standalone humanoid robot. Image 2: 🧠Image 3: ⚙️

Source: Robbyant, LingBot-VLA 2.0 Technical Report, 2026

#LingBotVLA#PhysicalAI#EmbodiedAI#RoboticsAI#Robotics

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  • robot trajectories

    ≈50,000 hours

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    Language-Action foundation model built to connect visual understanding, language instructions and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments. Its pretraining corpus contains around 60,000 hours of data: approximately 50,000 hours of robot trajectories covering 20 robot configurations plus 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. The unified action representation extends beyond dual-arm manipulation to
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  • egocentric human videos

    10,000 hours

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    Language-Action foundation model built to connect visual understanding, language instructions and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments. Its pretraining corpus contains around 60,000 hours of data: approximately 50,000 hours of robot trajectories covering 20 robot configurations plus 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. The unified action representation extends beyond dual-arm manipulation to
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  • data hours

    ≈60,000 hours

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    Language-Action foundation model built to connect visual understanding, language instructions and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments. Its pretraining corpus contains around 60,000 hours of data: approximately 50,000 hours of robot trajectories covering 20 robot configurations plus 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. The unified action representation extends beyond dual-arm manipulation to
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  • Robot count

    20 robots

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    Language-Action foundation model built to connect visual understanding, language instructions and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments. Its pretraining corpus contains around 60,000 hours of data: approximately 50,000 hours of robot trajectories covering 20 robot configurations plus 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. The unified action representation extends beyond dual-arm manipulation to
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Language-Action foundation model built to connect visual understanding, language instructions and physical robot actions across different robot embodiments. Its pretraining corpus contains around 60,000 hours of data: approximately 50,000 hours of robot trajectories covering 20 robot configurations plus 10,000 hours of egocentric human videos. The unified action representation extends beyond dual-arm manipulation to

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include hands, head, waist and mobile-base movements. The system also uses future-aware video and depth information to improve temporal reasoning and scene understanding. Robbyant evaluates it on real-world manipulation, long-horizon mobile manipulation and RoboTwin 2.0 simulation tasks. Released in 2026, LingBot-VLA 2.0 is research software and a foundation model rather than a standalone humanoid robot. Source: Robb

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