RoboParty debuts RP1 as a full-stack open-source humanoid platform
The Shanghai startup showed RP1 at IROS on September 28th, but its GitHub repository currently contains presentation materials rather than the promised engineering stack.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: X
Why it matters
RoboParty is pitching a humanoid platform built around openness across hardware, controls and training. Its earlier ROBOTO ORIGIN project has a public codebase, but the RP1 repository currently lists presentation materials rather than the full stack the company says it plans to release.
RoboParty unveiled RP1, a bipedal humanoid robot it says will give researchers access to its hardware and software stack, at IROS in Pittsburgh on September 28th. The startup posted about the robot on X on October 14th, more than two weeks after the debut; an earlier company announcement on PR Newswire was dated October 3rd.