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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
    • Humanoids and robot learning

    UniVLA is a vision-language-action model that plans in an embodiment-agnostic action space, learning task-centric latent actions from cross-embodiment videos. It targets generalist robot policies.

    Code license
    Apache-2.0
    Weights
    Apache-2.0
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Maintained
    • AI model
    • Humanoids and robot learning

    OpenVLA is an open-source vision-language-action model for generalist robotic manipulation, built on the Prismatic VLM codebase, with pretrained checkpoints and training and fine-tuning scripts.

    • Custom weights terms
    • Stale
    Code license
    MIT
    Weights
    Llama 2 Community License
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Stale
    • AI model
    • Humanoids and robot learning

    MiniVLA is a smaller variant of the OpenVLA vision-language-action model, built on a Qwen2.5 0.5B backbone, for training robot manipulation policies from images and language instructions.

    • Stale
    Code license
    MIT
    Weights
    MIT
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Stale
    • AI model
    • Humanoids and robot learning

    CrossFormer is a transformer-based robot policy trained on about 900K trajectories across 20 robot embodiments, for controlling many different robot types from one model.

    • Stale
    Code license
    MIT
    Weights
    MIT
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Stale
    • AI model
    • Humanoids and robot learning

    Octo is a set of open generalist robot policies: transformer-based diffusion models trained on about 800k robot trajectories, for controlling various robot arms from images and language.

    • Stale
    Code license
    MIT
    Weights
    MIT
    Commercial use
    Yes
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Stale

AI models 25–29 of 29

How Robotheca reads each entry

  • The code license comes from the project's license files at a pinned commit, never from a badge. The weights license comes from the model card, linked on each page.
  • 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.