Welcome, π0.7!

π0.7 is a general purpose robot foundation model developed by Physical Intelligence, a robotics AI company based in San Francisco, United States. Released on April 16, 2026, it follows π0 and π0.5 in the company’s model family. The product is software rather than a physical robot, placing it in the intelligence layer of a robotics system rather than among mechanical platforms, hands, or actuators. Its Humanoid.Guide Brain Score is 6 out of 10, placing it in the capable or mature range of that rating scale. This is a measured positioning, distinct from the highest scoring category reserved for scores of 8 through 10. The model’s identity also matters when comparing products: π0.7 names a specific release from Physical Intelligence, not a complete robot package. It belongs to the company’s continuing foundation model program, with a dedicated release page at https://pi.website/pi07 and a company website at https://www.pi.website/. These provide direct destinations for exploring the model and its developer.

The technical framing for π0.7 is robot intelligence software. Evaluating a foundation model is different from evaluating a robot body: the relevant product is the computational model, while a robot’s mechanical construction belongs to a separate hardware assessment. Its overall Brain Score of 6 provides a concise indication of its position within the guide’s scoring system. That rating supports describing π0.7 as capable, without elevating it to the top category. For technical readers, keeping the model and the physical platform conceptually separate is important. A software release name identifies the intelligence product, whereas specifications such as dimensions, actuator arrangements, and mechanical strength describe the hardware on which robotics software may operate.

Humanoid.Guide lists π0.7 at $0 and marks it as available on backorder, alongside an interest option and an add to cart control. That listing should not be confused with a statement that the model is freely downloadable or that deployment carries no cost. Physical Intelligence’s own website and dedicated π0.7 page are the direct contact points linked with the entry. More broadly, the release continues the company’s progression from π0 through π0.5 to π0.7. Its placement in a dedicated robot brain category highlights a useful distinction within the robotics market: foundation models are identifiable software products, separate from the physical machines, hands, and components with which robotics buyers may also be comparing them.