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# Welcome to the Dojo

**Barbarika is building a Dojo for** builders to create robots that actually work in the real world. We provide affordable hardware, teleoperation training, and a pathway to the emerging robotics economy so you can master tomorrow's most valuable skill and contribute to breakthrough AI – starting today.

**Highlights:**

* 🕹️ **Master teleoperation** with affordable robots like the S0100 Arm ($500) using keyboards, gamepads, or VR
* 🧠 **Train cutting-edge AI** – your sessions directly advance Physical AI research
* 🤝 **Co-own what you build** – decentralized datasets mean you own your contributions
* 🛠️ **Compatible with everything** – S0100, K-Scale humanoids, LeRobot, HuggingFace ecosystem
* 🎯 **Build future skills** – teleoperation is the defining profession of the next decade
* 🏆 **Become a Sensei** – develop expertise in our growing community
* 💡 **Shape the vision** – help us build the paid opportunities as the platform grows
* 🔓 **Open source first** – extend it, build on it, make it yours

The future of robotics isn't being built in corporate labs – it's being created by passionate builders like you. We're part of the effective accelerationism (e/acc) movement, believing that rapid, open technological progress serves humanity better than cautious, centralized control.


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