The Brain and Infra for Robotics.
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This past Tuesday, we opened the doors to our new office to host a Smart Fleet Meet & Greet as a part of #SFTechWeek.
Thank you to all our attendees for your exciting energy, curiosity, and appreciation for what we’ve been working on. We can’t wait to show you more of what’s to come soon.
Take a walk through South Park, San Francisco, through the eyes of our robot. We mapped one of SF’s oldest parks in full-color 3D, one step at a time, giving our robots a detailed understanding of the world around them.
The same mapping powers every OpenMind deployment, ensuring reliability in the real world.
Chinese vendors made up nearly all humanoid shipments in the first half of 2026.
@BrookeDiPalma from @YahooFinance had OpenMind founder and CEO Jan Liphardt on to discuss this topic in a live segment earlier this week.
@JanLiphardt says there’s “no question” China dominates the supply chain for advanced physical AI, and breaks down how the US can catch up in the global robotics race in the next 2 years.
Read the post here: finance.yahoo.com/video/does… – at San Francisco, CA
Partiful: partiful.com/e/MXdZ2h4NRXDoF…
Join us next Tuesday for a Smart Fleet Meet & Greet during SF Tech Week @Techweek_!
OpenMind and the Bay Area Robotics Association are teaming up on Tuesday, Oct 6, 5–8 PM, with talks from @JanLiphardt (CEO, OpenMind) and Terence Bennett (Executive Director, Bay Area Robotics Association).
See the future of agentic robotics powered by OM1, strike a pose at our photo booth, and find out if you're smarter than a robot!
RSVP below via Partiful.
It's official! OpenMind is hosting a Smart Fleet Meet & Greet with Bay Area Robotics Association on October 6th 5PM - 8PM during SF Tech Week @Techweek_
Come meet industry leaders in physical AI and our smart fleet powered by OM1.
RSVP below via Partiful.
Phase Action Space for cross-embodiment Representation (PHASOR for short) introduces a universal action representation that maps different humanoid embodiments in a shared motion space, making robot behavior more transferable, interpretable, and scalable across platforms.
At OpenMind, our deployments involve mixed fleets that operate on one brain. PHASOR helps our team run shared interpretable actions that are transferable across devices without a need for additional re-training.
PHASOR is a collaboration with @AIMSafety_, @LGE_Global, Seoul National University and MAUM AI.
Read the research here: openmind.com/resources/phaso…
Read the full research paper here: openmind.com/resources/physi…
Read the full research paper here: openmind.com/resources/physi…
Metro-level data indicates an even sharper gap.
Eight of the top ten robot-building metro clusters in the index are located in East Asia. The Bay Area ranks at ninth, as America's only cluster in the top ten.
The data from the PAIRI points to the supply chain density as the main driver of these gaps, rather than the general assumption of AI research capabilities.
Our index places China first with a composite score of 82.9 out of 100. Japan follows with a gap at 69.6, while the United States is at third with a score of 69.
The scatter plot mapping willingness to deploy and capacity to build suggests something worth noting: countries with strong AI research programs do not necessarily score higher on readiness in a consistent manner.
In fact, the two variables actually move somewhat independently of each other.
