The RoboBrain is a Research robot developed by Stanford University and Cornell University, launched 2025.
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Ranked #63 of 69 in the Research standing.
See the standingWhere it has stood41 days · best #51 · worst #63
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One reading per day since 3 Aug, when the current ordering began. The rank above is the reading for 12 Sept, taken against 69 robots — the standing itself is live, so a robot added since then counts there and not here yet.
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Overview
RoboBrain is a large-scale computational system that learns from publicly available Internet resources, computer simulations, and real-life robot trials. It accumulates everything robotics into a comprehensive and interconnected knowledge base. Applications include prototyping for robotics research, household robots, and self-driving cars. The goal is as direct as the project's name—to create a centralised, always-online brain for robots to tap into.
At a glance
- Built for pick and place, sorting and visual inspection
- Used across research and education
- Programmed through python and ROS
- Public API for integration
- Compatible with ROS
- Sold in Global (open source)
Buyer decision signals
Viability
RoboBrain 2.0: The Next-Generation Vision-Language Model
Price
Published figures are build cost or program budget, not a purchase price
Availability
Specifications
Category: Research- Launch year
- 2025
- Price
- Research platform
- Status
- active
Published figures are build cost or program budget, not a purchase price
Detailed specifications
What it is built for3
- Applications
- pick and place,sorting,visual inspection
- Sub Category
- foundation model for embodied AI
- Industries Served
- research,education
Controls & integration6
- Sensor Suite
- natural language text,images,videos
- Api Available
- true
- Ros Compatible
- true
- Software Platform
- custom-in-house
- Training Required
- intermediate_1-5days
- Programming Interface
- code python,code ros
Buying & support4
- Datasheet Url
- View Link
- Model Variants
- RoboBrain2.0-7B,RoboBrain2.0-32B
- Availability Status
- available
- Countries Available
- Global (open-source)
Other details1
- Robot Category Flag
- Not a physical robot — research software model. Closest category 'research' chosen; all physical robot fields are null.
Who runs it· deployment evidence
No deployment evidence on file
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Add a deployment →Company milestones
- Jul 2025LaunchRoboBrain 2.0: The Next-Generation Vision-Language Model
- Oct 1891MilestoneOpened
- 2014LaunchRobo Brain mines the Internet to teach robots
- —MilestoneFounded
Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the RoboBrain?
- The RoboBrain is developed by Stanford University and Cornell University.
- What type of robot is the RoboBrain?
- The RoboBrain is a Research robot made by Stanford University and Cornell University.
- How much does the RoboBrain cost?
- Pricing for the RoboBrain is not publicly listed — contact Stanford University and Cornell University for a quote.
- When was the RoboBrain launched?
- The RoboBrain was launched in 2025.
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