Astribot introduces Lumo-1 model for embodied reasoning
Evidence notes
- Astribot introduced Lumo-1 as a generalist vision-language-action model designed to connect robot reasoning with robot action.
- The official research page and paper describe a three-stage training pipeline combining embodied reasoning, cross-embodiment robot data, and action training on Astribot S1 trajectories.
- This is the most important software-side company event because it turns Astribot from a hardware demo story into a stronger embodied-intelligence platform story.
Company context
Astribot develops AI humanoid and mobile-manipulator systems that combine robot hardware, manipulation, teleoperation data collection, developer tooling and embodied models for research and emerging real-world applications.