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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
    • Navigation and mapping

    SparseVideoNav is a research project using sparse video generation to predict future views for beyond-the-view vision-language navigation on real robots.

    • Non-commercial
    • Non-commercial weights
    Code license
    CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
    Weights
    CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0
    Commercial use
    No
    Difficulty
    Advanced
    Status
    Maintained
    • AI model
    • Navigation and mapping

    A reinforcement learning framework for teaching humanoid robots to walk through cluttered indoor scenes without colliding with obstacles, built on MuJoCo simulation with Unitree G1 assets.

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

    CityWalker is a learned navigation model that trains urban walking agents by imitation learning from thousands of hours of online city walking and driving videos.

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

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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.