Full specifications
9 of 14 fields stated| Field | Value | Source and caveats |
|---|---|---|
| Release | ||
| Released | 14 April 2026 | [A] "Apr 14, 2026" D |
| Input and output | ||
| Model type | world action model | BeingBeyond's own term: "a latent world-action model". C |
| Inputs | camera language robot state | Technical report: the latent queries "attend to the instruction, observation history, and robot state". Cameras per robot are listed in the report: "PND Adam-U Upper-body humanoid 19 Linkerbot O6 (6 DoF) 31 2 ego-view cameras 20 Hz". A |
| Controls | arms and hands | Technical report: "In PND Adam-U, the policy controls 19 body DoF together with bilateral Linkerbot O6 hands." A |
| Degrees of freedom controlled | 31DoF | Total for the PND Adam-U setup (body plus hands): "PND Adam-U Upper-body humanoid 19 Linkerbot O6 (6 DoF) 31 2 ego-view cameras 20 Hz". The Unitree G1 setup: "Unitree G1 Bimanual humanoid 14 Linkerbot O6 (6 DoF) 26 1 ego-view camera 10 Hz". A |
| Size and speed | ||
| Parameters | 3B | Model size in the technical report's comparison table: "Being-H0.7 3B". A |
| Control rate | 20Hz | Policy frequency in the real-robot tests, fastest stated: "PND Adam-U Upper-body humanoid 19 Linkerbot O6 (6 DoF) 31 2 ego-view cameras 20 Hz". The Unitree G1 row: "Unitree G1 Bimanual humanoid 14 Linkerbot O6 (6 DoF) 26 1 ego-view camera 10 Hz". A |
| Where it runs and what it is built on | ||
| On robot or cloud | not stated | |
| Base model | Being-H0.5 with InternVL3.5 and Qwen3 experts | Technical report: "Being-H0.7 is built on top of Being-H0.5", "with InternVL3.5" as the understanding expert and Qwen3 as the action expert. A |
| Openness | ||
| Access | not stated | Note BeingBeyond's repository, news entry of 14 April 2026: "Code and checkpoints are coming soon!" B |
| Licence terms | not stated | Note Licence of the code repository, which does not yet hold Being-H0.7 checkpoints: "This repository is released under Apache-2.0." B |
| Licence | not stated | |
| The developer’s own claims | ||
| Learns new tasks | needs retraining | Developer claim: "For downstream post-training, we optimize only the action-generation objective and latent alignment loss on task-specific demonstrations". A |
| Works across robots | not stated | Note The report states "We evaluate Being-H0.7 on three real-robot platforms" but does not say whether one set of weights runs on all three. A Yes only if the developer itself says the model runs on different robot models, for example robots from two manufacturers or two of one manufacturer’s models. Several units of the same robot do not count. |
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Notes
- BeingBeyond lists Being-H0.7 as its flagship world-action model; on 14 April 2026 it announced code and checkpoints as coming soon.
- BeingBeyond lists its Beijing address on its own website.
Versions and notes in the key figures (6)
Model type
BeingBeyond's own term: "a latent world-action model".
Controls
Technical report: "In PND Adam-U, the policy controls 19 body DoF together with bilateral Linkerbot O6 hands."
Inputs
Technical report: the latent queries "attend to the instruction, observation history, and robot state". Cameras per robot are listed in the report: "PND Adam-U Upper-body humanoid 19 Linkerbot O6 (6 DoF) 31 2 ego-view cameras 20 Hz".
Access
Note BeingBeyond's repository, news entry of 14 April 2026: "Code and checkpoints are coming soon!"
Parameters
Model size in the technical report's comparison table: "Being-H0.7 3B".
Base model
Technical report: "Being-H0.7 is built on top of Being-H0.5", "with InternVL3.5" as the understanding expert and Qwen3 as the action expert.
Sources
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A
arxiv.
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github.
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C
arxiv.
org/ · Retrievedabs/ 2605. 00078 -
D
Primary source. research.
beingbeyond. · Retrievedcom/ being-h07
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