Physical benchmark sites
Each partner maintains a robot, workspace, task objects, cameras, and an evaluation protocol.
A PHYSICAL BENCHMARK NETWORK FOR ROBOT MANIPULATION
RobotReplica is a network of organizations that host standardized robot manipulation benchmarks. Find a site with the same robot you use, send us your policy, and we evaluate it on maintained real-world tasks.

OVERVIEW
Robotics results are difficult to compare when every lab uses a different robot, scene, and protocol. RobotReplica keeps physical benchmark sites running so the community can evaluate on consistent hardware and tasks.
Each partner maintains a robot, workspace, task objects, cameras, and an evaluation protocol.
You choose the site with the same robot as your system. The site runs your policy for you.
Every robot and site has its own board, keeping scores comparable and evidence traceable.
Researchers do not need to rebuild the full benchmark. The benchmark stays at the host site; policies travel to it.
CURRENT SITES
Two organizations are building the first RobotReplica sites. Each site owns its hardware, tasks, evaluation process, and robot-specific leaderboard.
IRVL @ UT Dallas
RobotReplica SO-101 site
A hosted SO-101 evaluation site operated by IRVL at The University of Texas at Dallas.
SITE 02General Intelligence Labs
RobotReplica OpenArm
A new hosted benchmark for the open-source OpenArm platform, extending the network to larger, bimanual, contact-rich manipulation.
HOW IT WORKS
Choose a site that operates the same robot embodiment as your model or policy.
Share your policy, interface requirements, and the benchmark track you want to enter.
The host executes your policy on its maintained setup under a standardized protocol.
Your verified score is added to the leaderboard for that site and robot.
Evaluation details—policy interface, checkpoints, task coverage, and reporting—are coordinated directly with the selected host site.
LEADERBOARDS
A score is meaningful only when the embodiment and physical protocol match. RobotReplica keeps those contexts explicit.
EXPAND THE NETWORK
We are looking for organizations that can maintain a reproducible robot setup and evaluate community policies. Help bring a new embodiment into RobotReplica.
Propose a site