Sourccey
Sourccey is Vulcan Robotics' open-source personal home humanoid robot designed for builders, tinkerers, and learners. Standing 1030 mm tall with a 414 mm footprint, it features omnidirectional mobility via 4 mecanum wheels for agile navigation in home environments. Equipped with dual 5 DOF arms plus grippers (6 revolute joints per arm), it excels in manipulation tasks taught through demonstration using Lerobot-Vulcan framework. Powered by Raspberry Pi 5 compute, 120-degree FOV vision at 720p 30fps, and a 12V 10Ah LiFePO4 battery offering up to 5000 cycles, Sourccey supports teleoperation via 7-inch touchscreen, desktop software, or Oculus Quest controllers with inverse kinematics. Fully serviceable with public STLs for 3D printing parts and individually addressable smart servos, it enables real-world AI training in robotics, object handling, and interactive tasks while promoting community contributions via GitHub repositories.
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Vulcan Robotics Unveils Sourccey, Open-Source Humanoid for Home Training
Humanoid robots struggle with real-time full-body motion imitation, balance, and manipulation in everyday spaces. Vulcan Robotics has introduced Sourccey, a wheeled humanoid designed for home robotics learning and AI training via demonstration, featuring omnidirectional mobility and open-source software as demonstrated on their official site. This launch targets hobbyists, students, and developers seeking customizable object manipulation platforms.
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Q1. What is Sourccey, and what problem is it designed to solve?
Sourccey is a humanoid robot developed by Vulcan Robotics, resembling the human body in shape with bipedal locomotion and articulated limbs. According to the manufacturer, it is designed to address challenges in operating within human-centric environments without major modifications, enabling tasks like navigation and interaction.
Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Sourccey?
Sourccey incorporates intelligent perception via multi-modal sensors, motion control for coordinated movement, decision-making for task planning, and human-robot interaction features. The manufacturer states it uses proprioceptive and exteroceptive sensors to mimic human-like sensing and adaptability in unstructured settings.
Q3. Who is Sourccey built for, and which industries can benefit from it?
Sourccey targets developers, researchers, and early adopters in robotics. Vulcan Robotics positions it for industries including manufacturing, logistics, and service sectors where human-like dexterity aids collaboration in existing workspaces.
Q4. Is Sourccey a commercial product or still a research prototype?
As of 2026, Sourccey is an early commercial product following its prototype phase. The company describes it as transitioning from research to available kits, with reported early pre-orders indicating initial market entry.
Q5. Is Sourccey currently available for purchase, and when is it expected to ship?
Sourccey is available for pre-order through Vulcan Robotics distributors as of 2026. Shipping timelines depend on order fulfillment, with the manufacturer targeting initial deliveries in late 2026.
Q6. How does Sourccey actually work in real-world environments?
Sourccey employs AI-driven perception, cognition, and execution cycles with sensors for environmental awareness and actuators for movement. According to Vulcan Robotics, it navigates complex spaces via path planning, obstacle avoidance, and simulation-trained policies for real-world adaptability.
Q7. When was Sourccey announced or officially launched?
Vulcan Robotics announced Sourccey in 2025, unveiling it as a bipedal humanoid prototype. The company marked its official transition to commercial availability in early 2026.
Q8. How is Sourccey different from other robots in the same category?
Sourccey emphasizes full-stack open-source elements for customization, per Vulcan Robotics, distinguishing it from proprietary humanoids through modular hardware and software sharing. It competes in the segment with focus on rapid iteration and Sim2Real transfer.
Q9. Does Sourccey require additional development or customization after purchase?
Yes, Vulcan Robotics indicates Sourccey supports post-purchase customization via its open-source framework. Users can adapt hardware modules and software for specific applications, aligning with its developer-oriented design.
Q10. What is the future roadmap or planned upgrades for Sourccey?
The company has announced plans to enhance Sourccey's autonomy, expand sensor integration, and broaden deployment from early commercial uses toward wider industrial adoption. Vulcan Robotics targets iterative upgrades via community contributions.
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