WorldEngine — Data infrastructure for physical AI: capturing and processing humanoid-robot training data (ego video, gloves, teleoperation) for frontier labs; open model Psi-0.. Pricing model: Enterprise data contracts with AI labs (not public). Value metric: unknown (likely hours/volume of processed data; not verified).
At a glance
| Company | WorldEngine |
|---|---|
| What it does | Data infrastructure for physical AI: capturing and processing humanoid-robot training data (ego video, gloves, teleoperation) for frontier labs; open model Psi-0. |
| Headquarters | USA (city not verified) |
| Pricing model | Enterprise data contracts with AI labs (not public) |
| Value metric | unknown (likely hours/volume of processed data; not verified) |
| Pricing page | unknown (no public pricing) |
Plans and prices
No public pricing.
Growth milestones
WorldEngine appears in our analysis of 2026's $100M ARR class. Figures are company-reported unless stated.
- 2026-09-15: Reportedly $100M annualised run rate ~10 months after founding (from $1M in ~3 months), with 8 frontier-lab customers; ~250K hours of robot data processed monthly (LinkedIn via ARR Club; unverified). (source)
How it grows
Founder-led sales to a handful of frontier labs; open model release for credibility.
What you can steal
product/market fit
Concentrated revenue from a few huge buyers can look like PMF; diversify customers before treating it as durable ARR.
low-budget growth
Open-source a model to prove capability publicly and attract inbound demand.
Get both books free
The Subscription Playbook (ebook + audiobook) and Feed a Starving Crowd, instantly. In Australia? Claim the free hardcover.
Robert Coorey, MBA
Robert is the author of The Subscription Playbook and Feed a Starving Crowd and a Director at BPAG Accountants in Sydney. More about Robert.