BotBot Blog

Our BotBot S1-B prototype takes the BotBot S1 server into a mobile form, initially built on the Unitree Go2 platform. Fully robotics-platform agnostic, S1-B will also soon be tested on the Direct Drive Tita, offering compatibility with any ROS2-capable robot. This R&D project opens up new possibilities for interactive, hands-on AI experiences in the classroom.

This year, we focused on building AI hardware tailored for schools, emphasizing speed, security, and privacy. Our all-in-one AI solution, launching in mid 2025, aims to support students and teachers with advanced educational tools that are efficient, secure, and privacy-focused.

The BotBot S1 is our next step in revolutionizing education with AI, providing schools with a dedicated server that ensures high-performance local processing, data privacy, and rapid responses. Equipped with a powerful GPU, a 4G/5G modem, and Wi-Fi hotspot, the BotBot S1 offers a plug-and-play solution to make AI accessible, secure, and efficient in schools. Set to launch in mid-2025, BotBot S1 represents the future of AI in education.

Testing our Cabra models is simple and accessible. By downloading the free LM Studio app, available for PC, Mac, and Linux, you’ll have a powerful tool at your fingertips to explore Cabra and other open-source models. LM Studio automatically suggests the best model version based on your system's RAM and VRAM, ensuring an optimized experience. Try out a private, open-source model directly on your computer—no constant internet connection required!

The Cabra Llama 3.0 70B model has gained recognition as one of the highest-ranked Portuguese large language models on HuggingFace, proving its strength in natural language processing, text generation, and machine translation. As a fully open-source solution, Cabra Llama 3.0 empowers developers and researchers to access a state-of-the-art language model tailored for the Portuguese-speaking community. Currently, we're training the next generation—Cabra Llama 3.1—in 8B and 70B versions, with renewed focus on Brazilian Portuguese as a supported language.