Robotics Center of Silicon Valley

• Services Provided: The Robotics Center supplies humanoids, robotic arms, quadrupeds, and sensors, all operated in-house.

• Research Support: They cater to research labs, universities, startups, and enterprises, providing not only the hardware but also the data and evaluation necessary for advancing robot learning to real-world deployment.

• Approach: The center is committed to handling the complexity between demos and deployments, ensuring that the process from research to operational robotics is streamlined.

• In-House Capabilities: As an authorized distributor, they own their inventory, providing direct fulfillment and engineering support from their San Francisco base.

• Teleoperation: Expert operators use professional teleoperation hardware to collect data. Options include leader-follower arms, VR systems, and haptic gloves.

• Formats Offered: Data can be delivered in HDF5, RLDS, or LeRobot/Parquet formats, ensuring compatibility with various training pipelines.

• Custom Services: From pilot programs (starting at $2,500 for 20 demos) to enterprise-level campaigns, they offer tailored data collection and quality assurance services.

• Success Verification: Each data collection includes rigorous task success verification to ensure high-quality outputs.

Visit the Data Services page for more details and to request a collection quote.

• East Coast Location: Situated at 125 Western Ave, Allston, MA 02134, which serves the Boston robotics community.

Additionally, the Robotics Center provides service coverage across 317 cities in 23 countries, including countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.

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• Robotic Arms: Featuring products like the OpenArm, which is a seven degree-of-freedom arm designed for bimanual tasks, available from $2,500.

• Humanoids: Including the Dual-Arm Humanoid and Unitree G1, with prices starting at $17,990.

• Quadrupeds: Such as the Unitree Go2, available from $3,790.

• Teleoperation Devices: Including the Wuji Teleop Glove and Wuji Hand, designed for precision manipulation.

Their products ship from San Francisco and are supported with pilot data-collection packages. In-stock hardware can be shipped within 48 hours, while custom builds take 2–4 weeks.

Visit the Store to learn more and browse the full range of robotics products.

• Set Pricing: Upload teleoperation data, set a price, and maintain 65% of the revenue generated from sales.

• Quality Scoring and Conversion: Robotics Center handles quality assurance and format conversion into LeRobot, HDF5, and Zarr formats.

• Revenue from Retargeting: Additional income can be generated through data retargeting to other compatible robot morphologies, maintaining the 65% revenue share.

• Application Process: Potential suppliers complete a four-step onboarding process detailing their hardware and data setup.

Payments are disbursed monthly via Stripe, and suppliers have visibility into sales and revenue through a dashboard.

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