RoboColosseum launches open robot eval with 100+ real robots and 10,000 free eval hours
DJiafei · x · 2026-11-05
RoboColosseum, an open real-world robot evaluation initiative by Hugging Face, BitRobot Network, EAIC and others, has launched, aiming to fix robotics' most painful problem: the lack of a fair, trustworthy benchmark score.
Key points:
- Access to 100+ real robots, including Unitree G1, LeRobot SO-101, YAM, Franka and more
- 140+ in-the-wild scenes, with open rollout data
- 10,000 free eval hours; researchers can upload their policy for rigorous evaluation
- The organizers hope it will make evaluation dramatically easier for millions of robotics researchers and engineers
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