Axis Robotics runs a browser-based hub where anyone can teleoperate a simulated robot arm to help train physical-AI models — no hardware, coding, or crypto experience required. Points are recorded on Base.
Go to the official Axis Robotics site and sign in via the Hub (email, Google, X, or an EVM wallet — a wallet is auto-generated for you if you don’t connect one).
Pick an available task from the Hub tab and complete a short robot-teleoperation session in your browser (desktop/laptop only — phones and tablets aren’t supported).
Points are distributed in two-week epochs (each epoch closes Friday 00:00 UTC, points issued the following Monday).
Track your points, badges, and referrals from the Portfolio section of the Hub.
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No token has launched. Points are earned by contributing real teleoperation/robotics training data (recorded on Base), which is stated to translate into future token eligibility — the specific on-chain utility of that eventual token has not been published.
Not published — no token exists yet, so no supply/allocation/vesting figures are available.
$12M seed round (closed July 27, 2026), led by Hack VC, with participation from Nomad Capital, Pi Network Ventures, 10K Ventures, and angel investors.
Co-founded by Chris Feng (CEO, previously COO of Chainbase, ex-Bain & Company) and Christine Cao. Small team (~11 people) with research backgrounds from UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, Georgia Tech, NTU, and SJTU — a doxxed, named team.
Unlike most airdrop "farming" (social tasks, testnet clicking), this program's core activity is genuine robotics-training data contribution — a more unusual, labor-intensive task type than typical airdrop campaigns.
No public smart-contract audit found as of this writing — treat as unaudited/unconfirmed until the project publishes one.
No live market data yet — here's what's known about the project instead.
No token has launched. Points are earned by contributing real teleoperation/robotics training data (recorded on Base), which is stated to translate into future token eligibility — the specific on-chain utility of that eventual token has not been published.
