REAL ROBOTS.
REAL UTILITY.
ON SOLANA.
An interactive design lab for the CLAWD ASV-1 open humanoid robotics kit—based on Asimov reference engineering, with modular claw hardware, AI and Solana integration.
Concept demo · No physical robot connection · No funds collected
Inspect the engineering.
Switch assembly views and explore the mechanical system. This illustrated model is not verified manufacturing CAD.
Torso / chest armor
Open. Close. Prototype.
Move the jaws and adjust a force target in a disconnected browser simulation.
Module design targets
Try a safe robot routine.
Select a routine and see the proposed control flow. The output is a deterministic browser demo, not a running MuJoCo simulation.
Compute and control layers
Build with the kit.
A developer path from existing Asimov geometry to validated CLAWD modular hardware.
Read the mechanical design
Inspect source CAD licensing, part IDs, geometry and subassemblies.
Clone the repository
Repository is currently private; approved access may be required.
Launch MuJoCo
Validate original joint and mesh mappings before extending the model.
Prototype CLAWD hardware
Model wrist interface, print shell, test gripper and document all changes.
Publish the evidence
Release licensed CAD, BOM, tests, simulations and assembly steps.
Developer quickstart
Builder checklist
Build, verify, release.
Model a proposed funding allocation for engineering, manufacturing, safety and software. This is not a live fundraiser.
All figures are scenarios, not balances, revenue or spending.
CLAWD fee-to-hardware model
Eligible service fees
Only settled, verified and authorized revenue counts.
Treasury approval
Multi-approver policy and auditable reconciliation.
Engineering milestones
Spend against testable CAD and prototype deliverables.
Open-source release
Publish drawings, BOM, software and safety evidence.
A network of real-world agents.
🪪 Robot passport
Owner-signed robot identity and versioned hardware manifest. Planned, not minted.
⚡ x402 agent tasks
Potential paid API services and signed task receipts. No live payment execution.
🔐 Local safety boundary
Physical motion never depends on or trusts remote financial authorization alone.
Release gates, not promises.
01 · Baseline CAD
Inspect STEP assets, preserve source files and measure real interfaces.
02 · Gripper
Prototype a bolted wrist adapter and test instrumented jaws.
03 · Simulation
Align MuJoCo inertias, geometry, joint limits and center of mass.
04 · Electronics
Validate wiring, current draw, watchdog, safety chain and thermals.
05 · Agent layer
Verify signed tasks and operator supervision.
06 · Open release
Publish reproducible tested files with correct licenses.