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The SO-101 you can build at home is now part of a 100+ robot real-world eval fleet, alongside G1s, YAMs and Frankas 🦾

Summary

LeRobot shares an update from the RoboColosseum open evaluation initiative, noting that SO-101 robots are now included in a fleet of over 100 units for real-world testing. The fleet also includes G1s, YAMs, and Franka robots across more than 140 in-the-wild scenes, with access to open rollout data and 10,000 free evaluation hours provided by the initiative.

Editorial context

LeRobot relays an announcement from the RoboColosseum initiative regarding the inclusion of SO-101 robots in a fleet of over 100 units for real-world evaluation alongside other models like G1s, YAMs, and Franka.

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The SO-101 you can build at home is now part of a 100+ robot real-world eval fleet, alongside G1s, YAMs and Frankas 🦾

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Publisher-reported claims, with original evidence. These results have not been independently verified by RoboSignal.

Reported numbers

  • Robot count

    >100 robots

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    The SO-101 you can build at home is now part of a 100+ robot real-world eval fleet, alongside G1s, YAMs and Frankas 🦾
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The SO-101 you can build at home is now part of a 100+ robot real-world eval fleet, alongside G1s, YAMs and Frankas 🦾

Open source S1

- 100+ robots (@UnitreeRobotics G1s, @LeRobotHF SO-101s, YAMs, Franka and more)

Open source S5

- 140+ in-the-wild scenes

Open source S6

- 10,000 FREE eval hrs

Open source S8

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Quoted postRoboColosseum@RoboColosseum
Introducing RoboColosseum An open robot eval initiative by @huggingface @BitRobotNetwork @eaic_sg @DJiafei Access: - 100+ robots (@UnitreeRobotics G1s, @LeRobotHF SO-101s, YAMs, Franka and more) - 140+ in-the-wild scenes - Open rollout data - 10,000 FREE eval hrs Thread ↓
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