Robots can see the world. Now they can feel it.

A Physics-Sensing Humanoid Built to Understand the Physics of Every Physical Interaction.

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Close-up of the Open CoPAEI chest panel

Built for work in

  • Research labs
  • Manufacturing
  • Logistics
  • Education
  • Service
  • Healthcare
  • Retail
  • Home

Physics-sensing humanoids learn more information per hour than any other humanoid.

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Why Do Humanoids Need Physics Sensing?

Physics sensing is a robot’s ability to measure its own physical state in every joint: torque, friction, compliance, contact and temperature. A baby walks after 3,600 waking hours because she feels every step: force, balance, joint load. Today’s robots only watch. They record joint angles and video, and throw the physics away. Physics-sensing actuators capture the robot’s complete physical state, giving 20x more information per hour. That means a humanoid’s AI brain could learn a new skill with just 5,000 hours of data instead of 100,000. Robots don’t need more hours. They need more information per hour.

Open CoPAEI platform, from the lab to the industry floor

Modular in design

Anyone can repair the robot: it is built from just six unique modules.

Open CoPAEI arms at the bench

Physics Observation Software

Start Using the Robot with Plug-and-Play Simplicity.

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Open-sourced

Never Face Supply Bottlenecks. Parts Are Available From a Wide Variety of Suppliers.

Teach it by doing

You move. It follows, a beat behind.

Open CoPAEI lower body: torso module on two legs, front view

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Early units go to research and industry partners first. Tell us what you would build.

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