OpenMind, a robotics software company, has launched a new robot app store designed to let humanoid and quadruped robots gain new skills and abilities. The platform is live now and aims to eventually host thousands of apps that can expand the capabilities of robots beyond their built-in hardware. According to a Forbes report, the app store is built on OM1, OpenMind’s modular operating system, which allows developers to create apps that package specific skills for distribution across multiple robot platforms. Modular software drives robots The platform emphasizes that software can evolve independently of hardware, enabling robots to learn new tasks and improve over time. The company expects the store to expand rapidly as more apps and partners join, providing a growing library of skills for commercial and personal robots.