A fully open-source humanoid arm for physical AI research and deployment in contact-rich environments.
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A fully open-source humanoid arm for physical AI research and deployment in contact-rich environments.
PathOn Robotics Open Source Repo on building and controlling real robots
OpenARM is an open-source remake version 7DOF humanoid arm hardware designed for physical AI research and deployment in many environments. With high backdrivability and compliance with cheap Chinese joint motor standards, it excels at safe human-robot.
A tested control, planning, perception, bimanual, and learning platform for the Enactic OpenArm v2 (7-DOF x2) in MuJoCo: IK / Cartesian / compliant control, RRT-Connect planning, dynamic catching and throwing, articulated / cloth manipulation, language-commanded skills, a learned ACT vision policy, RL insertion, and OpenArm-Bench.
Pick & place manipulation with OpenArm robot trained via PPO in Isaac Lab
Two OpenArm v2 arms carry a tray together and keep a ball on it — grasped and balanced from camera images, with collisions on and nothing welded. MuJoCo.
End-effector pose tools and experiments for OpenArm.
OpenArm-related C++ control and integration workspace.
Real-time teleop_xr-to-CAN bridge for a 14-DOF OpenArm robot
Bimanual OpenArm in Isaac Sim: position-based picks, right-to-left handover, multimodal demo recording — toward teleop, pi0.5 policy integration and evaluation (actively developed)
One-file bring-up and control for a bimanual OpenArm (Damiao motors) over PEAK PCAN-USB FD on Linux
Physics-based OpenArm 2.0 bimanual parcel orientation, handoff, and roller conveyor simulation in MuJoCo.
LeRobot teleoperator plugin for the OpenArm KER leader arm
Isaac Lab extension for the OpenArm manipulator, providing uni-/bimanual tasks for IL/RL.
OpenArm2 reinforcement learning, simulated vision telemetry and VR teleoperation with NVIDIA Isaac Lab
Per-unit angle calibration for the OpenArm KER encoder module — firmware, station procedure and host tool. Wire-compatible with an unmodified M5.
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