ROBOTICS, WITHIN REACH
Curiosity.
Set in motion.
Hands-on robotics for students, builders, and researchers. Start with robot arms. Explore how physical AI moves and learns.
Built with curiosity in Palo Alto, California.
01 / WHY WE’RE HERE
The future of AI
is something
you can touch.
A small movement can open up a whole new way of thinking.
Move one arm and watch another follow. Show a robot a task, then explore how it can learn from those demonstrations. Suddenly, an idea on a screen becomes something on your workbench.
We’re building a path into robotics for students, builders, and researchers—from assembling a first arm to collecting demonstrations and testing a learned policy. Our starting point is SO-101 hardware and the open-source LeRobot ecosystem.
See how we approach it02 / FROM CURIOSITY TO CAPABILITY
Move. Teach.
Keep exploring.
Start with a movement you can understand.
Build toward a question you want to answer.

01Start with your own movement.
With a leader–follower pair, you move one arm by hand and the other mirrors its joints. It’s a direct, hands-on way to explore how a robot moves.
Meet the Duo family02Turn demonstrations into data.
Record camera observations and robot movements while demonstrating a task. Those examples become a dataset for training and evaluating a learning policy in separate steps.
Explore the LeRobot workflow03Build on what you discover.
Try a task. Observe what happens. Refine your setup and try again. Open-source tools make it possible to look closer, ask better questions, and make the next experiment your own.
Find your starting point03 / OPEN IDEAS. REAL EXPLORATION.
Open tools.
Your next idea.
Our work starts with the open-source SO-101 platform and LeRobot ecosystem. The point is to help you get hands-on, then give your curiosity somewhere to go.
THE MOVMOV STORE
What will you
make move?
Explore the Duo arm kits and Electronics Kit.
Join the launch list for updates when ordering opens.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING MOVE
Have something in mind?
For ideas, questions, or a conversation about robotics.