Armnet

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About Armnet

Armnet provides remote execution on a shared farm of physical robot arms. A researcher packages a policy, dependencies and evaluation code in a Docker container, then launches the workload through a Python interface. Armnet schedules the run on connected hardware and returns the recorded observations, actions and results, removing the need to maintain a local robot, camera setup and reset process.

ArmnetBench v0.1 uses parallel SO-101 arms to demonstrate repeatable real-world evaluation of manipulation policies. Multiple identical stations allow policies to be tested across physical variation and more episodes than a single laboratory rig can support. The service therefore sits between simulation and customer-owned deployment: developers retain control of their software environment while Armnet supplies standardised hardware access, execution and experiment records.

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  • Armnet releases ArmnetBench v0.1

    2026-07-20 - Research Publication - The benchmark evaluates seven policy families across eight single-arm and four bimanual tasks. Its core release contains 2,518 policy rollouts and 600 human-reference demonstrations with three-way outcome labels. Armnet published the benchmark report, datasets and repository for reproducible inspection and reuse.

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  • Robotics development platform - Stack Layer - Reviewed July 15, 2026 against the company overview and structured profile evidence: robotics development platform.
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