Tool overview
Almond is listed under Robotics & Autonomous Systems AI tools.
What is Almond?
Almond builds a dual-arm robot for physical AI, giving researchers and builders a configurable platform for developing manipulation and real-world task capabilities.
Best for
Robotics teams developing manipulation and embodied-AI systems
Who is it for?
Decision note
Suitable for evaluation after confirming final commercial terms, permissions, data handling, current product scope, and edit-screen aliases. Keep Needs Review enabled until a human verifies the published profile.
Key features
Dual-arm Axol robot platform
Open-source control software
LeRobot development compatibility
ZED camera integration
Teleoperation and data collection
Use cases
Researching robotic manipulation
Collecting physical-AI training data
Testing embodied models
Prototyping household robot tasks
Developing teleoperation workflows
Pros
- Provides a complete dual-arm platform
- Uses familiar open robotics tooling
- Supports configurable physical experiments
Cons
- Hardware purchase is a significant commitment
- Robotics experiments require safety controls
- Performance depends on models and task setup
Limitations
Automation can perform incorrect or irreversible actions at scale. Use sandbox testing, least-privilege permissions, rate limits, monitoring, and approval gates for high-impact steps.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
The official site lists the Axol dual-arm robot at $7,999, the Axol Kit at $11,999, and the Axol Base at $999. Starting Price uses the complete Axol robot, not the component-only base. Purchases are one-time hardware transactions.
Supported languages
- English
Integrations
LeRobot
ZED cameras
CAN bus
WebXR
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