Lovell AI Launches Odyssey, an Open-Source Framework for Robot Training
SoyGema · x · 2026-07-30
At Automate 2026, Lovell AI launched Odyssey, an open-source framework for robot training missions, alongside Botcamp, an accelerator program aimed at moving Physical AI from the lab to the factory floor.
Released under Apache-2.0, Odyssey is a hardware-agnostic framework that provides a common way to define, run, and benchmark robot training missions. It organizes missions around three core primitives: Shape, Robot, and Lifecycle. Botcamp is a hybrid, multi-week cohort-based accelerator designed to give teams a structured path from prompt to production.
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