Development Kit
Open Robot Battery (ORB)
Democratizing robotics through standardized, open-source power solutions. Join us in creating a universal battery standard that works across all robot platforms.
Democratizing robotics through standardized, open-source power solutions. Join us in creating a universal battery standard that works across all robot platforms.
These examples illustrate how adopting the Open Robot Battery (ORB) standard can simplify integration, speed up prototyping, and enable compatibility across a wide range of robot platforms—from industrial warehouse robots to humanoid service assistants.
A compact four-wheeled warehouse robot designed for efficient package delivery and logistics operations. Features a rugged, industrial design with orange and gray color scheme, advanced sensors, and modular side panels.
A sleek humanoid service robot designed for home and office environments. Features smooth curved surfaces, glowing blue lights, and an approachable design that makes human-robot interaction natural and comfortable.
Ready to start building with the Open Robot Battery? Request a development kit and join the community of innovators creating the future of robotics.
Everything you need to start prototyping: battery modules, power management system, documentation, and sample code.
Standardized connectors and comprehensive APIs make integration straightforward for any robot platform.
Detailed guides, schematics, and example projects to help you get started quickly.
Core specifications of the Open Robot Battery.
Be part of the open-source robotics revolution. Contribute, collaborate, and help shape the future of robotic power.
Access our comprehensive documentation, SDKs, and development tools to integrate the Open Robot Battery into your projects.
Join our partner program and help bring standardized battery solutions to the robotics market. Access manufacturing specifications and certification processes.
Contribute to ongoing research and development. Access our research papers, participate in studies, and collaborate on next-generation battery technologies.