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  1. Intrinsic74

    Intrinsic releases open-source Intrinsic Core physical AI platform and OMTS reference solution

    Intrinsic has released the open-source Intrinsic Core platform, which includes hardware-agnostic real-time control, 6-DoF pose estimation based on NVIDIA FoundationPose, motion and grasp planning, Gazebo simulation, camera calibration, and Intrinsic-ROS drivers.

    Why it matters: The official announcement describes the open-source platform's core capabilities in control, perception, and planning, as well as its reference solution, which readers can use to assess its reusability in manipulation-oriented industrial automation.

  1. LimX Dynamics67

    LimX Dynamics Open-Sources FluxVLA Engine, a Standardized VLA Engineering Foundation

    LimX Dynamics has officially open-sourced FluxVLA Engine, a standardized VLA engineering foundation for embodied intelligence that covers the full pipeline from data and training to simulation evaluation and real-robot deployment.

    Why it matters: LimX Dynamics has officially open-sourced its VLA engineering foundation, which lets readers understand how unified configuration and real-robot deployment workflows lower the barrier to research and development.

  1. 松灵机器人66

    NYU open-sources YOR, a low-cost dual-arm mobile robot, with bill of materials under $10,000

    A research team at New York University has open-sourced YOR (Your Own Robot), a mobile dual-arm manipulation robot, with a bill of materials cost below $10,000. The project homepage is www.yourownrobot.ai, and the paper is at arxiv.org/abs/2602.11150.

    Why it matters: An open-source dual-arm mobile platform under $10,000 offers a reproducible hardware path and measured data, making it suitable for evaluating the cost and capability trade-offs of building a mobile manipulation system in-house.

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