Every AI response needs a GPU to run it. Every robot decision needs compute to power it. Every autonomous agent needs infrastructure to live on. We're building that infrastructure. ROBA Compute. Coming soon.

The most powerful AI model gone overnight. No warning. This is what centralised AI looks like. One government. One order. One kill switch. The future of robotics cannot be built on infrastructure that can be switched off by a single authority. Robots that navigate, perceive, and act in the real world need AI that's open, verifiable, and portable — not locked behind servers that can disappear when policy changes. That's exactly what ROBA is building. Open model support. Hardware-agnostic. Reusable skills. Verifiable licensing. Portable infrastructure across models, compute, and deployment. And with ROBA Compute coming online, builders get the infrastructure layer to train and run robotics workloads without depending on one closed gatekeeper. The robots don't stop because a government changes its mind. Build on open infrastructure.

Boston Dynamics Spot performing crouch jump in ROBA Studio. Powered by OpenServ's SERV-standard model — 75% cheaper than Claude Sonnet 4.6. But the real opportunity is deeper: this is how robotic skills get created, tested, versioned, and shipped. - One prompt becomes an action. - One action becomes a reusable skill. - One skill becomes a template. - One template becomes infrastructure. Sim → skill → marketplace. ROBA is where your next robot brains get built.

Tether just led a $1.4B Series C into @NEURArobotics They're not just writing a check. They're embedding their Wallet Dev Kit directly into the robots so machines can execute their own payments on-chain. Web3 and physical AI are merging in real time. — Billions flowing in from every direction — Hardware companies racing to ship humanoids — Web3 becoming the financial layer for robots Every one of these robots still needs a brain. A training environment. A deployment stack. That's the layer ROBA is building — open, verifiable, infrastructure that any robot, any team, any ecosystem can build on. The big players are building the robots. We're building what the robots run on.

Anthropic just dropped Claude Fable 5 — the public release of their Mythos-class model. Best coding performance in the world. Best long-context reasoning. Built for complex, multi-step tasks. It's coming to ROBA Studio. The most powerful AI brain available — inside the open robotics platform.

Jesse is looking forward to the launch of our no-code studio @jessepollak we look forward to seeing your first robot powered by ROBA 🦾

The robots you've been waiting to build with are coming to ROBA Studio this week -Boston Dynamics Spot -Franka Panda -Unitree A1 & G1 — and more. World-class robots. Pre-loaded. Ready to train from day one. The barrier to building just got lower.

NVIDIA just flew to Seoul to lock LG into its Isaac simulation stack for humanoid robots. Closed platform. Vendor ecosystem. Hardware dependency. Same playbook as CUDA. ROBA is building the open version of exactly that — sim, training, and deployment infrastructure that no single company controls. Powered by ROBA Compute. We're not just the open alternative. We're bringing the compute too.

China poured $5.6B into robotics in 2026 alone. Figure. Apptronik. RLWRLD. All racing to build the frontier robot. Nobody's racing to build the open layer underneath them all. That's ROBA. The infrastructure every one of these robots will eventually need to train, deploy, and scale on. The foundation always wins.

Cursor did it for apps. Figma did it for design. ROBA is doing it for robotics. No-code brain building — perception, navigation, control — assembled visually, tested in sim, deployed to hardware. The next great robotics company might never write a single line of code.

Robotics development has always needed two things: Compute power and accessible tooling. ROBA is building both into one layer. GPU-backed sim no-code brain building = the infrastructure stack the next generation of robotics runs on. We're only just getting started.

Every technology follows the same playbook: Build → Open → Lock in → Extract. NVIDIA did it with CUDA. Apple did it with the App Store. AWS did it with cloud. Robotics is entering the lock-in phase right now. Open platforms need to move fast. That's exactly what we're building at Roba Labs. Build. Train. Share. Monetize.

all you have to do is build robots with no-code