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RoboBrain

Built by Stanford University and Cornell University

Updated Jun 2026·methodology
RoboBrain

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.

Specifications

Category: Research
Launch year
2025
Price
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Status
active

Detailed specifications

Sensors1
Sensor Suite
natural language text,images,videos
Compute1
Ros Compatible
true
Other17
Applications
pick_and_place,sorting,visual_inspection
Sub Category
foundation model for embodied AI
Api Available
true
Datasheet Url
View Link
Contact Emails
robobrain@cs.stanford.edu
Model Variants
RoboBrain2.0-7B,RoboBrain2.0-32B
Company Country
CN
Deployment Notes
Demo videos demonstrate referential ability, real-time scene adaptation, voice interruption adjustment, mobile manipulation (controlling a humanoid for tabletop object manipulation and indoor navigation), and multi-agent long-horizon planning.
Youtube Video Id
5HmPv6CwGtY
Industries Served
research,education
Software Platform
custom-in-house
Training Required
intermediate_1-5days
Availability Status
available
Countries Available
Global (open-source)
Robot Category Flag
Not a physical robot — research software model. Closest category 'research' chosen; all physical robot fields are null.
Programming Interface
code_python,code_ros
Additional Information
RoboBrain 2.0 supports interactive reasoning with long-horizon planning and closed-loop feedback, spatial perception for precise point and bbox prediction, temporal perception for future trajectory estimation, and scene reasoning through real-time structured memory construction and update.,RoboBrain 2.0 is developed using the distributed training framework FlagScale and the evaluation framework FlagEvalMM.,RoboBrain 2.0 is an open-source model and is not available for purchase or lease.

Where will these robots operate? Often the same as your country — add more for multi-country deployments.

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