
openbmb
18 Apps · 1 Intel
OpenBMB (Open Lab for Big Model Base) is an open-source AI research initiative co-founded by Tsinghua University's Natural Language Processing Laboratory (THUNLP) and ModelBest Inc., a Beijing-based commercial spinoff of that lab. The project builds on THUNLP's foundational NLP research and focuses on creating open-weight language models and the systems infrastructure to train and deploy them efficiently, including on resource-constrained edge devices.
Apps
A tokenizer-free text-to-speech system that generates high-quality multilingual speech with voice cloning and creative voice design capabilities. Supports 30 languages and can create new voices from text descriptions alone or clone existing voices from audio samples.
OpenBMB's framework for deploying multiple LLM-based agents across applications — simulation, task solving, and multi-agent collaboration.
OpenBMB's reasoning-augmented vision-language-action model for robotics, combining reinforcement learning with explicit thinking.
Open-source framework for collaborative AI agents. Distributed agents discover each other and team up over an internet-like protocol.
Router for fanning out Claude-style requests across multiple LLM backends — drop-in for Claude Code and other Anthropic-API clients.
General-purpose mobile agent driven by multimodal foundation models for long-horizon tasks on phone apps.
Reference iOS/Swift apps showing how to run MiniCPM-V multimodal models on-device — drop-in starting point for vision apps.
Open-source framework for evaluating audio and speech models across recognition, speech-to-text, and speech-to-speech tasks.
Multi-level memory plugin for OpenClaw that adds long-term context across agent sessions.
Intel
A zero-code multi-agent orchestration platform that lets users build and execute customized multi-agent systems through simple configuration. Users can define agents, workflows, and tasks to orchestrate complex scenarios like data visualization, 3D generation, and deep research without any coding required.