Meet the robot we’re putting to work. Built around real human experience, thoughtful engineering, and the familiar places where a helping hand makes a difference.
Human experiencePhysical intelligence=More possibility for everyone ∑ small steps → big things
From our world to yours
This is what a helping hand looks like.
Meet the robot behind the model. Take a closer look at the hardware, the everyday spaces, and the moments where people and robots meet.
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A basket in hand. A little help along the way.
The articulated arms, camera head, and mobile base come together in an everyday space.
01 / A note from us
The future should feel a little more human.
Human experience
Robot learning
A helping hand
observe → learn → helpPeople, in the loop.
Robotics begins with something beautifully ordinary: a person showing another way to do a thing.
We’re here for the space between a clever machine and a useful one. The careful engineering. The shared learning. The people who make it all work. CosmicBrain brings those pieces together, so robots can lend a hand in the places that need one.
With curiosity,The CosmicBrain teamSan Francisco · Planet Earth
From a first demonstration to a useful robot in the field. Three connected layers, with people in the loop.
It starts with you.
A hand reaching for a cup. A careful lift. The little adjustments we make without thinking. We capture human demonstrations and robot sensor data so those moments can become something a robot can learn from.
We build the data and deployment layer for humanoid robotics: capture real-world demonstrations and signals, refine them into useful training data, and connect hardware, policies, and human operators in the field.
02Do you build the robots, too?
We work with robot makers. Our focus is the software, data, integration, and human operations that help their hardware become useful in real settings. You can explore platforms and their source specifications in our robot catalog.
03Who do you work with?
Robotics teams collecting task-specific data, model builders learning from the physical world, and organizations exploring a supervised robot pilot. We start with the task and the people around it.
04Are the robots fully autonomous?
Autonomy depends on the hardware, task, and environment. Human operators provide supervision and teleoperation where needed. We agree on the operating limits and evaluate a workflow before expanding it.
05How do we get started?
Tell us about the task you're working on, the setting, and what a useful result would look like. We'll talk through hardware, data, supervision, and a practical next step together.
human curiosity × thoughtful engineering = a world of possibility
