Test the signals
Design repeatable evaluation for robotic sensing hardware and sensor pipelines under defined conditions.
House of Hackers is a robotics startup and development community focused on custom tests, repeatable benchmarks and data workflows for robotic sensors, robot software and physical AI.
Custom-made ways to test robotic systems — and reusable tools, protocols and data workflows that help developers understand how their systems perform.
Robotic performance depends on the whole system: sensors, code, models, data and operating conditions. We develop custom tests around the engineering question a team needs to answer.
Design repeatable evaluation for robotic sensing hardware and sensor pipelines under defined conditions.
Create task-specific tests for robot software, perception and AI behavior. Compare results across scenarios, versions and operating conditions.
Develop workflows for capturing, organizing and evaluating robotic and physical-AI data for development, training and testing.
Start with a development question. Specify conditions, capture evidence, compare results and keep the protocol clear enough to run again.
Choose the sensor, software behavior, model capability or robot task to evaluate.
Set scenarios, equipment, operating conditions, reference measurements and evaluation criteria.
Record the relevant sensor signals, robot state, actions and outcomes with useful context.
Run the test again, examine results and identify where behavior changes across conditions.
Turn recurring test needs into reusable protocols, benchmarks, software and data workflows.
House of Hackers is a community for people working on robotic sensors, robot software and physical-AI data. The focus is practical evaluation and methods others can repeat.
Work across sensing, software, data and operating conditions to understand robotic system behavior.
Define test conditions, measures and data so evaluation can be repeated and compared.
A short reading list on current tools and standards shaping robotics development.
NVIDIA’s GR00T materials describe foundation-model development for humanoid robots and associated data and simulation workflows.
NVIDIA GR00T ↗Isaac Sim provides robotics simulation, testing and synthetic-data generation tools.
Isaac Sim ↗Open X-Embodiment is a cross-embodiment robotics dataset effort, reflecting the importance of organized robot data for model development.
Open X-Embodiment ↗ISO’s robotics standards pages cover safety, performance and test-method work across robotics.
ISO robotics ↗Custom tests, benchmarks and data workflows for robotic systems — built with a community of robotics developers.