Stardust Intelligence AOS Hackathon: 17 Teams Build 16 Real-Robot Apps in 36 Hours, 94% Validation Rate
Through its robot operating system AOS (Astribot OS), Stardust Intelligence packages mobility, grasping and interaction as callable Meta-packages and Skill modules, letting developers combine GPT, DeepSeek and other large models to build robot apps. At the recently concluded, nation's largest Stardust OS robot hackathon, 17 teams completed app development within 36 hours, with 16 apps passing real-robot tests for about a 94% validation rate, spanning litter-box scooping, watering, camera follow and calligraphy. Three staged events drew 47 teams total; AOS is accelerating toward a "robot-era iOS and App Store" ecosystem prototype, lowering the barrier for third parties to ship verified robot applications.
Source: Stardust Intelligence / Daily AI Brief, Oct 28, 2026 | 2026-10-28
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