Physical AI Global Workshop Partnership Program
At Seeed Studio, we build open-source robotics platforms to make Physical AI development more accessible.
From SO-ARM101 and reBot Arm B601 hardware to software stacks like LeRobot, ROS 2, NVIDIA Isaac Sim, and Pinocchio, we’re lowering the barrier between learning and building.
We believe the best robotics ecosystem is built by developers, from community. That’s why we’re launching the Seeed Global workshop Partnership Program—to work with local communities and organizations worldwide to host hands-on robotics and Physical AI hackathons, helping more developers build real projects with true hardware in physical world.
About This Program
Join Together with Seeed Developer Ecosystem
Two Main Collaboration Channels for Partnering with Local Developer Communities – Building a Stronger Open-Source Robotics Ecosystem Together.
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City Co-Host to Activate Local Innovation
Become the core hub of the open robotics ecosystem in your city
For Makerspace
For University Labs
For Developer Community
You Will
- Co-host workshops and hackathon with Seeed
- Build a local developer network
- Provide hands-on access to advanced robotics tools
- Create localized educational content
Ideal City Co-Host Profile
- Venue for 30+ participants
- Experience organizing technical events
- Strong local developer connections
- Alignment with open-source values
- Interest in long-term collaboration
Event Format
Event Type
Duration
Focus
reBot Arm Workshop
1 Day
Robotics arm development
Learn More
reBot Arm B601-DM, the Open-Source Robotic Arm with “Truely Open-Source” as its core, lowers the barrier to Embodied AI learning and development. It offers all open-source files (including hardware blueprints, detailed BOM List, Python SDK and software compatible with ROS1/2, LeRobot, NVIDIA Isaac Sim, etc.); delivers 1.5kg payloads, up to 767mm reach, and 0.2mm repeatability precision; all resources are free for individual developers, students and educational institutions.
SO-ARM101 Workshop
1 Day
End-to-End imitation learning
Learn More
SO-ARM101 is a low-cost, 3D-printed robotic arm manipulation kit, with a leader-follower setup. It enables real-world data collection and imitation learning with end-to-end models via Hugging Face LeRobot.
Physical AI Hackathon
2 Day
Build real scenario robotics demos
Course / Bootcamp
4-12 Weeks
Structured teaching
Partnership Support
Role
What Seeed Studio Provides
What Partners Provide
Hardware
- 1x unit free robot arm kit ( reBot Arm B601 / SO-ARM 101）for demo showcase/testing/teaching
- Loaner robot arm kits (up to 5 units）
- Educational Discount Package for Hardware Purchase
- Event venue: convenient for hardware storage and maintenance, and large enough to accommodate a certain number of developers
- Equipped with basic infrastructure such as tables, chairs, reliable Internet, and power strips
- Basic hardware development tools, including 3D printers and consumables, enabling developers to redefine and innovate on hardware
Content
- Workshop organizing SOP
- Hackathon organizing SOP
- Tutorials including: detailed wiki documents of Python SDK, ROS2, LeRobot framework, NVIDIA Isaac Sim developer tools
- On-site instructors
- Relevant technical staff on-site
- Creation of local language tutorials, event recap videos/photos, and open-source documentation contributions
Marketing Promotion
Promote together during the pre-event registration period and the post-event recap
Seeed promotion channels:
- Seeed Studio landing page
- Social media channels
CN: Wechat, Bilibilli, RedNote, Tiktok
Global: LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram
- Global developer community
CN: WeChat group (>3k members)
Global: Discord group (>16k members)
- Display Seeed Studio branding and introductions when Seeed products are used during the event at the physical venue, on event materials, and across social media
- Showcase project cases/demo videos produced during the event on social media/official website, mentioning partnership with Seeed Studio
Technical Support
- Organize an online technical training session for partners to clarify the tech stack related to specific hackathon themes, and the implementation paths that participants will commonly require
- Provide fast technical communication channels with Seeed AI robotics team
- Offer partners early access to new features/hardware for priority testing
- Collect specific user experiences and feedback from local developers to help improve documentation, tutorials, and product iteration
- Provide the on-site technical support team to assist developers throughout the workshop development process within the designated timeline, and offer timely Q&A during the event
Physical AI Pioneer Ambassador
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Technical Skills
Research Capabilities
Competition Experience
Content Creation and Communication
