Vendor cloud
A connection drops, a service closes, or a contract ends. The machine you bought can stop being useful.
Cut off at source



A robot carries your cameras, your maps, your tasks. When its intelligence depends on a vendor, so does your ability to use it.
LibreRobotics puts the intelligence, the authority, and the evidence on your side of the perimeter.
A connection drops, a service closes, or a contract ends. The machine you bought can stop being useful.
Cut off at sourceAn update can change the robot’s priorities. A remote kill switch can take the decision out of your hands.
Owner overrideOperational data leaves your site. Vendor access and jurisdictional exposure become part of your procurement review.
No outbound pathThe boundary is physical. The authority is yours.
A complete robot-intelligence stack running on your hardware, on your premises, under your direction.
Discuss your platformHardened open robot foundation models, including LeRobot, OpenPI, and GR00T-class models, fine-tuned on your tasks.
Published weights and code. Signed, reproducible builds.
Task orchestration, teleoperation, fleet management, and signed update bundles. Inference and operations stay inside your network.
On-robot or on-premise. Air-gap capable. Zero outbound connections.
LeRobot SO-101 arms
Unitree quadrupeds
OEM fleet integration
on request
Your procurement team needs evidence it can inspect. The system is designed for independent audit of the model, software, and outbound connections.
# Scope: owner-controlled deployment
model.location local
model.weights inspectable
build.signature verified
build.reproducible yes
outbound.connections 0
cloud.uplink absent
telemetry absent
vendor.kill_switch absent
# Disposition
authority owner
Sample format, not a completed audit. Deployment-specific evidence and verification scope are established during evaluation.
Built into the system.
Open to inspection.
The foundations are already built and published by the team behind LibertAI. Read the methods, inspect the code, and examine what the work establishes.
Visit LibertAI LabsAgent-run refusal suppression and stacked abliteration, demonstrated on a 320B-parameter open multimodal model. The method is available for scrutiny.
4-bit quantization and hand-written CUDA kernels for running large open models on workstation hardware. Practical foundations for local inference.
Persistent memory, attention, drives, self-monitoring, and autonomous action in an inspectable agent runtime.
Private, decentralized inference on confidential compute through LibertAI. Published infrastructure from the same team building LibreRobotics.
The system’s commitments, entered against the questions your reviewers ask. Validate them against your deployment during evaluation.
| Requirement | Basis for inspection | Disposition |
|---|---|---|
| Owner control | Owner-set alignment and local override. | Met |
| Air-gap operation | Local inference, orchestration, and teleoperation. | Met |
| Cloud uplink | No vendor cloud in the operating path. | Not present |
| Telemetry | No operational data sent to the vendor. | Not present |
| Foreign eyes | Absence of vendor access independently auditable. | Not found |
The attestation is the artifact.
Bring your security team.
First integrations are LeRobot SO-101 arms and Unitree quadrupeds. OEM fleet integration is available on request. Evaluation starts with your platform, interfaces, and intended tasks so the integration scope is explicit.
You define the robot’s tasks, priorities, and operating boundaries. Our published unalignment methodology provides the foundation for removing vendor-set priorities and fine-tuning models to the owner’s requirements.
No. Inference, orchestration, and teleoperation run locally. The system supports air-gap operation and signed update bundles, without an outbound cloud connection or telemetry.
The published model weights and code, signed and reproducible builds, and the deployment’s network behavior. Attestation is independently auditable; the verification scope and evidence are agreed around your procurement requirements.
The first-article panel records evaluation requirements for the reference quadruped. It is not a hardware certification or a published benchmark. Payload, endurance, environment, and safety requirements must be verified for the selected platform and use case during the pilot.
We begin with a discreet conversation, under NDA when needed, then scope a dev-kit pilot around your use case. Tell us about your robot platform, operating environment, tasks, and security constraints at hello@librerobotics.ai.
Bring the use case.
We’ll put the system on the bench.
For defense, critical infrastructure, and industrial teams whose robots cannot accept foreign eyes.
Discretion first. A dev-kit pilot built around your platform and requirements, with details under NDA.
hello@librerobotics.ai