Exploring the
Frontier

Our researchers explore the frontier of multi-modal models, how to develop them, and how to deploy them for custom needs.

Work with our research lab

Work directly with our researchers on the model capabilities your team needs. Bring us a focused research problem, or work with us from data collection through deployment.

Pretraining

Train world action models with our researchers using petascale multimodal interaction data — video, proprioception, force, and language.

World action models · Checkpoints · Evals

Data collection

Develop the datasets your models need with synthetic interaction data from Hedra inference or targeted real-world captures.

Synthetic · Real-world · Datasets

Post-training

Fine-tune and evaluate foundation VLAs and open model families for your embodiment and tasks.

Adapters · Evals · Rollouts

Deployment

Bring the models we develop together into production through Hedra inference, on edge hardware, clusters, or hybrid fleets.

Edge · Cluster · Hybrid

Keep ownership of your models

Own the artifacts

The data, checkpoints, adapters, evals, and deployment manifests from our work together remain yours and exportable.

Open foundations

Build on open foundations such as Gemma, Qwen, Kimi, or robotics architectures we help adapt. Keep the ability to inspect, modify, and move your models.

Choose your runtime

Run the models we develop together on Hedra clusters, your own edge hardware, or both. Hedra can operate the runtime while you retain ownership of the trained artifacts.

Use cases

Bimanual manipulation

Assembly-cell coordination for fixture loading, tool use, and dexterous handling. Contact-rich policies react at control rate across both end-effectors.

Mobility

Warehouse aisle, yard, or factory-floor mobility for legged and wheeled platforms — traverse, recover, and keep operating off the demo mat.

Perception

Line-side camera rigs, depots, and lab cells: fuse multi-camera vision, depth, and proprioception into the world state the policy acts on.

Recently from the lab

WMR leads to big gains.

In our MiniMax H3 tests, WMR, post training and other optimizations reduced generation time on the same hardware.

Time to generate one 5-second 768p clip

MiniMax H3 · One AMD MI355X

WMR Turbo · auto optimization

2.6×

WMR · same output

1.2×

SGLang

1.0×

WMR Turbo: 62% less time per clip.

MiniMax H3 · 5-second 768p clip · One AMD MI355X
Internal benchmarks, Aug–Sep 2026. Both speedups are relative to SGLang.