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A task is a funded bounty. The USDG you escrow is what operators are paid from, one accepted run at a time, and whatever is left comes back to you at the deadline. One signature, no gas.

Definition
Scan the real tableOptional. Photograph the bench with a sheet of A4 on it and the task is measured from reality: the object starts where it really stands, and a run is scored against where its target really is. The positions go on chain with the task, so anyone can check them.
Arm
SO-101 · MG996R follower R3The open SO-101, built with MG996R servos: a desk arm you can own. Drawn and solved from its CAD.
Paid tasks are for the SO-101, the open desk arm the LeRobot community trains on, with one object to move. The on-chain physics judge replays exactly this arm. The SO-101, drivable →
Object to move

The payload the operator picks up. This is the model the station loads — the preview is the asset itself, not a picture of it.

Landmark

Where it has to end up. The datum circle is placed on this, and the operator sees it in the scene.

Escrow
To escrow now10.00USDG10 runs × 1.00 USDG
Your balancenot signed in
Before you sign
  • The escrow is a ceiling, not a price. A run is paid the reward scaled by its score, so only a run scoring 100.00 draws the full 1.00 USDG.
  • What is not drawn comes back to you after 7 days. You can close the task and take back whatever was never paid out at any time; after the deadline anyone can close it for you, and the refund still only goes to you. Read what the contract checks at How it works.
  • No gas. You sign one USDG authorisation; our relayer submits it and pays the network fee.