DROPBEAR
Build your own humanoid robot today and ask it to work for you.
A robot you own.
For six years, we've iterated on simulation and physical hardware to build a stable, 3D-printable humanoid. Dropbear takes you from raw parts to training autonomous behaviors across thousands of parallel simulations in minutes. Onboard compute handles the balance loop, deploying RL policies that adapt to the physical world in real-time.
Built like a human.
Dropbear is built with the exact joints and mechanics a human has.With the goal to be useful in a world built for the human body like climbing stairs in an office, stacking shelves, using tools.
You ask, it does.
Dropbear has an AI brain that can follow instructions. Just say what you need and it safely works out an internal plan to complete the given task.






Dinner prep, laundry, the dishwasher. The chores stop being yours.
Two ways in.
Same robot at the end of both roads. One arrives in a crate; one comes off your printer. Keep scrolling: the machine sorts itself into the kit.
It learns new tricks overnight.
Skills are versioned policies: trained in simulation, installed over the air, calibrated on the robot. The brain watches the situation and pulls what the moment needs. And skills retarget across bodies, so what one robot learns is built to run on every humanoid. Not just ours.
Locate, grasp, set down. The primitive behind every chore.
Pick it up and walk it anywhere. Five kilograms, either arm.
Tool use: grip, align, drive. Human tools, unmodified.
The kitchen is a workspace like any other.
Doors, latches, buttons. The small stuff is the hard stuff.
Video in, policy out. Publish a skill and every robot can learn it.
Build the humanoid era.
We are heading into a world where robots follow instructions and useful work stops being scarce. Every file here is public. Every robot is owned, not rented. What that future looks like is up to the people who build it.