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Open AI models for robots, with the license of their code and of their weights, whether commercial use is allowed, and the robots on Robotheca that can run them. Every entry links to its source.

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    • AI model
    • Cars

    A toolkit for distilling the openpilot driving model into a smaller driving model, trained on logged drive segments and then refined in a learned world model used as a simulator.

    Code license
    MIT
    Weights
    MIT
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Active
    • AI model
    • Cars

    UniAD is a unified, planning-oriented autonomous driving framework that chains perception, prediction and planning tasks into one end-to-end model.

    Code license
    Apache-2.0
    Weights
    Apache-2.0
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Maintained
    • AI model
    • Cars

    NAVSIM is a pseudo-simulation framework for evaluating autonomous driving planners, with baseline agents such as TransFuser and LTF. It targets fast, large-scale benchmarking of driving models.

    Code license
    Apache-2.0
    Weights
    Apache-2.0
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Maintained

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  • Maintenance comes from the newest commit: active within 90 days, maintained within 12 months, stale after that.
  • Nothing is hosted or run here: every page links to the project itself.