Vulcan Robotics
Sourccey is a developer-focused robot platform designed for real-world data acquisition and physical AI training. It is compatible with LeRobot workflows, enabling developers to use familiar commands for teleoperation, data recording, model training, and policy rollout. The platform emphasizes openness with open-source hardware, electrical, software, and AI components, and is scheduled to launch publicly in October 2026.
- Robotics
- Artificial Intelligence
- Developer Tools
- Hardware
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Developers building physical AI systems and robotics applications often struggle to collect high-quality, real-world data at scale, and many platforms lack flexibility for customization or integration with existing AI workflows. Proprietary robotics platforms can also limit developer control and create barriers to experimentation and deployment in real-world environments.
Solution
Sourccey provides a developer-focused robot platform designed for real-world data acquisition and physical AI training. The platform is built to work with LeRobot workflows, allowing developers to use familiar commands for teleoperation, data recording, model training, and policy rollout. Sourccey emphasizes openness by providing open-source hardware, electrical designs, software, and AI components, giving developers full control and transparency. The platform is positioned as a "developer robot," aiming to streamline the journey from data collection to deployed physical AI systems. Sourccey is scheduled to launch publicly in October 2026, with robots shipping to developers beginning in November 2026.
Target Audience
Sourccey targets developers and researchers building physical AI systems, robotics applications, and real-world data acquisition pipelines, particularly those already using or familiar with LeRobot workflows.
Features
- Compatible with LeRobot workflows for teleoperation, record, train, and rollout phases
- Open-source hardware, electrical, software, and AI components for full developer customization
- Roadmap includes improved SLAM tools for better mapping, localization, and spatial understanding in real-world operation
- Dedicated developer experience (DevEx) improvements planned post-launch in December 2026
- Public launch scheduled for October 2026, with shipping starting November 2026