CES 2026 has been swarming with humanoids and quadrupeds, The floor really drives home how fast this is moving from prototypes to deployable fleets.

The fragmentation is glaring: every manufacturer has its own closed stack, limiting collaboration, skill-sharing, and scalability. That's exactly why a universal, hardware-agnostic OS feels inevitable, like the Android moment for robotics.

@openmind_agi's OM1 open-source, runs on anything from quadrupeds to humanoids to drones, combined with FABRIC for decentralized coordination and trust between machines is perfectly timed for this shift.

It's built to let robots share learning, context, and tasks securely across vendors, unlocking the kind of networked intelligence the industry desperately needs as these bots flood into warehouses, homes, and factories.

Excited to see how this plays out in 2026 deployments. The future's arriving faster than most expected.

Super bullish @openmind_agi