Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Axol: a dual-arm robot for physical AI
Almond Robotics presents Axol, a configurable dual-arm robot, alongside mobile bases, data-collection hardware, and an open-source software stack.
- For
- Physical-AI robotics builders and manipulation-data researchers
- Worth noticing
- Its software stack includes an MIT-licensed Python SDK and CLI, CAN motor interface, WebXR teleoperation, and LeRobot bindings.
Field notes
The homepage lays out a product family rather than only a robot: Axol, Jelly Mobile, several mounting or base options, and Mantis UMI data-collection hardware. Its software section names a Python SDK and CLI, a CAN motor interface, WebXR teleoperation, and LeRobot bindings, and links to GitHub, documentation, and a dataset. The company describes the software as MIT licensed and says the same stack is used to build, calibrate, and test robots it ships.
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