Axis Robotics

Axis Robotics Airdrop Details

Axis has not confirmed a token or an airdrop. The official docs say Points will be one input in a planned Community Contributor Airdrop, with eligibility, allocation, and timing to be published before any claim event. Points themselves carry no claim right. Treat this like other potential retroactive airdrops: a live points program worth farming, with the token part still open.

The Point System went live in early August 2026. Five factors set your total: how many valid tasks you complete, their difficulty tier, the quality score of each submission, how widely your tasks spread across scenarios and skills, and the output of contributors you invite.

Contributions signed before the late July 2026 snapshot were credited in a one-time retroactive grant. Since then, Points settle in two-week Epochs: each closes Friday at 00:00 UTC and Points land the following Monday at 12:00 UTC. Totals accumulate with no resets or expiry, and only submissions signed on-chain count.

Axis has nominated its Robotics roles for the airdrop and set minimum trajectory counts for each tier: 100 trajectories for X Axis, 300 for Y Axis, and 600 for Z Axis, with trajectories completed by your invited users counting toward your total. Referral activity alone can qualify you, so a user with zero personal trajectories whose invitees have completed 300 meets the Y Axis count. Hitting the number does not guarantee the role, as Axis also reviews community participation and withholds promotions from accounts showing no activity. Roles are assigned in batches, so qualifying users receive theirs during the next promotion round.

How to Participate in the Axis Robotics Airdrop

Step 1: Create an Account on Axis Hub

Go to the Axis Hub and sign up with email, Google, X, or a wallet.

Step 2: Complete Pre-Training Tasks

Pick a task from the Hub, such as picking, placing, or stacking objects in a kitchen or home scene, and steer the simulated arm through it.

Your demonstration is judged on success, efficiency, and motion smoothness. Failed attempts are never uploaded and carry no penalty, so retry until the run feels clean.

Step 3: Take On Post-Training Tasks

Here a trained policy attempts the task while you watch, and you grab control only when it fails. Sessions have a 30-second takeover budget: incomplete attempts score zero, while runs the policy finishes untouched score highest. Short, precise corrections at the failure point score best.

Step 4: Sign Your Submissions On-Chain

Open your Portfolio and sign each completed task on Base. Signing is what makes a submission count toward Axis Points.

Step 5: Spread Your Tasks Across Scenarios and Skills

Diversity is measured on two axes, the scenes your tasks cover and the skills they exercise, so vary both rather than repeating one combo. The Hub also caps each task at 5 completions per account, and anything past the cap is excluded from scoring.

Step 6: Join Alliance Tasks for Partner Rewards

Check the Alliance section for tasks built with ecosystem partners such as BitRobot. These pay Axis Points plus a partner reward under campaign terms, the best value per session when one is live.

Step 7: Invite Contributors Who Will Stay Active

Share your referral link from the Hub. Only direct invitees count, and only through what they produce, so ten inactive signups earn you nothing while one steady contributor keeps paying.

Latest Update: Axis Launches Challenger Program

Axis has opened the Challenger Program, a separate zone in Axis Hub for harder tasks that pay 2–3× the Axis Points of a standard task. Between 20 and 50 tasks drop every Monday at 16:00 SGT on a first-come, first-served basis, starting September 7, 2026.

Access is limited to a weekly whitelist picked by an algorithm reading on-platform history: distinct tasks completed, volume across both pre-training and post-training work, lifetime verification pass rate, and how a contributor ranks against others on the same tasks. Steady output across the full measurement window counts more than one strong stretch, and flagged or banned accounts are excluded. Status refreshes by Monday 12:00 PM SGT, next on September 14, 2026.

Complete Challenger Tasks in Axis Hub

  1. Open your Portfolio page in Axis Hub and check the “Seek the Unseen” badge. A lit badge means you are on the current whitelist.
  2. Open the Challenger Program zone and review the week’s task list.
  3. Complete and sign a task as usual. The zone is visible to everyone, but only whitelisted users can open the task interface.

Axis Robotics Binance Wallet Campaign

Axis Robotics has launched a Binance Wallet campaign running from August 26, 2026, 12:00, distributing 1,500,000 Axis Points over 30 days across two reward cycles of 750,000 Points each. Tasks are first come, first served, capped at 20,000 per day and refreshed at 15:00 (12:00 on launch day). Everyone who successfully signs a trajectory also receives a commemorative badge.

Complete Binance Wallet Tasks

  1. Log into Axis Hub via the Binance Wallet Extension
  2. Open the Binance Wallet campaign page
  3. Complete tasks, with a maximum of 5 trajectories at a time
  4. Once the status changes to “Sign,” sign the task on-chain in your Portfolio (verification can take up to 48 hours)

Only on-chain signed submissions count. Tasks left unsigned by the end of cycle 2 on September 25 at 12:00 are excluded from the final reward distribution. Full details are in the participation guide.

Axis Launches Content Creator Program With Kaito

Axis has opened the Content Creator Program with Kaito, with the first epoch running from 12:00 UTC on August 19 to September 18, 2026. The prize pool is 0.2% of the $AXIS supply, split evenly between ranks 1–100 and 101–500.

Join the Axis Content Creator Program

  1. Apply on the campaign event page in Kaito Studio to receive your Kaito short link
  2. Publish Axis-related content on X and submit the tweet links in Kaito Studio (up to 10 posts per epoch, with your best 6 counting toward Mindshare)
  3. Share your Kaito short link to onboard new Axis users, since each Trajectory an invitee completes, passes verification on, and signs on-chain raises your referral multiplier

Epoch score is Kaito Mindshare multiplied by the referral multiplier. Rewards are distributed once at the end of the campaign based on combined rankings, claimable on Kaito around $AXIS TGE with a two-month claim window. Full terms are in the program announcement.

Tips for Maximizing Axis Points

Take harder tasks over easy volume: Difficulty multiplies your contribution, and the docs are blunt that a small set of hard, varied runs beats a hundred trivial ones.

Clear your unsigned backlog before Friday 00:00 UTC: Only tasks signed before the cut-off make that Epoch, so sign everything in your Portfolio before each close.

Move with purpose, not speed: A vision-language model reviews key frames against the task goal, so random or jittery motion drags your quality score down even when the task succeeds.

Conclusion

Axis Robotics is one of the few free farms where the work itself is the product: every signed trajectory trains real robot policies while adding to your Axis Points total. Setup takes minutes, the tasks need nothing but a browser, and the retroactive grant showed the team will credit early activity.

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What is Axis Robotics?

Axis Robotics is a crowdsourced data platform for physical AI, live on Base. Instead of collecting robot training data with expensive hardware, it lets anyone teleoperate a simulated robot arm in the browser. Each session is recorded as a trajectory, scored by an automated pipeline, and logged on-chain for provenance before it goes into training robot models.

The project raised a $12M seed round in July 2026, led by Hack VC with Nomad Capital, Pi Network Ventures, and 10K Ventures.

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Funding

$12M

Difficulty

Easy

Cost to Farm

Free
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