Robotis发布AI Sapiens人形机器人完整软件栈但催化已提前扩散

Robotis (108490.KQ) has unveiled the entire software for its humanoid robot "AI Sapiens" to foster an ecosystem where anyone can build humanoids easily and quickly.
According to Robotis on the 3rd, the released materials include "Sim2Real" (simulation-to-reality transfer) tools and reinforcement learning workflows, considered the greatest challenges in humanoid development. Robotis maximized development convenience by automating the process of seamlessly porting the robot's walking capabilities—advanced through repeated learning in Nvidia's simulation environment—into the real world without error.
Until now, the humanoid industry has provided only simple application programming interfaces (APIs) that allow commands permitted by manufacturers, while keeping the core control code for how robots actually balance and walk strictly confidential. Robotis broke this practice by releasing the entire driving code that transparently reveals the robot's internal operating principles.
Through Robotis's driving code, users can directly examine how the robot is controlled and modify the code to suit their own research or purposes before applying it to the robot. By adopting a license with the fewest restrictions on commercial use, users do not need to sign a separate contract with Robotis even when developing commercial products using the released code.
Robotis's software opening is expected to invigorate Korea's robot ecosystem. Combining Robotis's actuator (Dynamixel) technology with the released software allows anyone—university research labs, startups, or general developers—to build high-performance humanoids that walk and run.
"China's pursuit in the global robot market is fierce, but we hold a clear advantage in the fundamental openness of our platform and the overwhelming quality of our actuators," said Kim Byoung-soo, CEO of Robotis.