Suzhou's Zeroth Robotics launches sub-$4,000 humanoid robot to open its platform to developers
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-09-06
Zeroth Robotics, based in Suzhou, has launched Zeroth Bridge, a compact humanoid robot (80cm, 12kg) priced under $4,000, aiming to become the "Android of humanoid robots."
The accompanying OpenBridge ecosystem spans SDKs, APIs, models, data, training platforms, and a Skill Hub, with core code and infrastructure fully open-sourced to developers. Whether this attracts developers remains unclear, but it's a bold bet.
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