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Open Models in robotics: 139 signals in the last 90 days

Topic: Open Models · latest 29 Oct 2026

139 signals in robotics carried the tag Open Models in the last 90 days, out of 342 in the last thirteen months. October 2026 had 20 signals against an average of 58 for Jul to Sept: down 66%. Named most often: NVIDIA (31), Hugging Face (10), Alibaba (5). Below: the count per month, the companies named most, and the latest headlines with outlet and date. Frontier Tech Intelligence reads 100+ sources in eleven languages every day and tags every signal it extracts.

Signals per month

10May
38Jun
56Jul
31Aug
88Sept
20Oct
0Nov

October 2026 had 20 signals against an average of 58 for Jul to Sept: down 66%. The current month is partial.

The latest headlines

  1. AgiBot plans to open-source GO-3 Preview and the Genie Master embodied-agent framework by the end of 2026.36Kr newsflashes · AgiBot
  2. NVIDIA released its Alpamayo end-to-end autonomous-driving AI models and development tools for free.Nikkei xTech · NVIDIA
  3. Amap and Alibaba’s ATH group released Lambda-0, an open-source whole-body humanoid foundation model.Pandaily · Alibaba, Amap, ATH, Unitree
  4. Anyverse Dynamics open-sourced MWA-Phoenix, a 7B on-device world action model for robots.Pandaily · Anyverse Dynamics
  5. ShengShu Technology began livestreaming Motubrain 2.0 training ahead of an open-source release.Pandaily
  6. NVIDIA expanded its open-model portfolio with new Nemotron models for language, robotics, biology, and quantum computing.NVIDIA blogs · NVIDIA
  7. NVIDIA released Flora, a robot-video model for generating training data.Humanoids Daily · NVIDIA
  8. NVIDIA expanded its open-model portfolio with new Nemotron 3.5 and Nemotron Retriever models.NVIDIA blogs · NVIDIA
  9. RoboParty announced the RP1 (ROBOTO 01) full-stack open-source humanoid research platform.ZDNet Korea · RoboParty
  10. SenseTime open-sourced the SenseNova-RoboRSI embodied AI evaluation harness and a 27B-parameter embodied model.Pandaily · SenseTime

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Named most often, last 90 days

31NVIDIA10Hugging Face5Alibaba4Amazon3AgiBot3Alphabet3China Mobile3RobotEra

Open Models elsewhere

AI infrastructure 980Humanoid robotics 42The space industry 23

Robotics by topic

Robot Hardware 2,598Robot Software 1,738Autonomous Vehicles 1,373Manufacturing 890Robot Models 872Robot Supply Chain 723Drones 681Humanoids 660AI Capital 631Logistics 447AI Services 440Other AVs 347Chips 331Data Centers 196Energy 182Specialized Models 178Agent Platforms 146Frontier Models 145Open Models 145Enterprise 132Vertical Agents 122Materials 101Networking 75Launch 66Cloud 60Space Compute 49Satellites 43Space Power 41Storage 37

Questions this page answers

How much open models activity was there in robotics in the last 90 days?

139 open models signals in robotics in the last 90 days, 342 in the last thirteen months. October 2026 had 20 signals against an average of 58 for Jul to Sept: down 66%. Per month: May 10, Jun 38, Jul 56, Aug 31, Sept 88, Oct 20, Nov 0. Frontier Tech Intelligence, from 100+ sources.

Which robotics companies were named most in open models signals recently?

Named most in the last 90 days: NVIDIA (31), Hugging Face (10), Alibaba (5), Amazon (4), AgiBot (3).

What are the latest open models signals in robotics?

AgiBot plans to open-source GO-3 Preview and the Genie Master embodied-agent framework by the end of 2026. (36Kr newsflashes, 29 Oct 2026) NVIDIA released its Alpamayo end-to-end autonomous-driving AI models and development tools for free. (Nikkei xTech, 27 Oct 2026) Amap and Alibaba’s ATH group released Lambda-0, an open-source whole-body humanoid foundation model. (Pandaily, 24 Oct 2026)

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