Axis Robotics airdropAXIS

What to do, in order

1. 1

   Step 1

   Sign up on the Axis Hub at hub.axisrobotics.ai with email, Google, X or an existing wallet (Privy creates a wallet if you do not connect one)

2. 2

   Step 2

   Pick simulation tasks by difficulty (1 to 5 stars), scenario and skill; the simulator runs in a desktop browser and needs no GPU

3. 3

   Step 3

   Record demonstrations (pre-training tasks) or correct a trained policy within the 30-second takeover budget (post-training tasks)

4. 4

   Step 4

   Sign successful runs on-chain from your Portfolio on Base; only signed submissions earn Points

5. 5

   Step 5

   Spread work across different scenarios and skills instead of repeating one task, since repeats are valued by average score and capped

6. 6

   Step 6

   Check Points after each two-week Epoch and watch official channels for the published airdrop eligibility and claim terms

Where things stand

Axis Robotics describes itself as data infrastructure for robotics. Contributors guide simulated robots through manipulation tasks in the browser, and the resulting trajectories are verified, scored and turned into training data for robot foundation models. Each signed trajectory gets a data ID recorded on Base, which the docs present as a provenance trail for contributions. The operating entity named on the website is Anima Technology Pte. Ltd.

The docs publish a full $AXIS tokenomics page: a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, an ERC-20 contract on Base, 16.5% circulating at TGE and full unlock 35 months after TGE. The Contributor Rewards bucket is 10% of supply and is distributed through a Community Contributor Airdrop in two seasons. Season 1 (pre-TGE, simulation focus) holds 40,000,000 tokens; Season 2 (post-TGE, sim-to-real focus) holds 60,000,000 tokens, with terms to be announced when that season opens.

What is not published: a TGE date, a snapshot for the airdrop itself, the formula that turns Points into an allocation, and geographic restrictions. The tokenomics page warns that figures may change before TGE. We list the campaign as active because Points can be earned now and an airdrop allocation is officially reserved, but there is no confirmed claim.

How Points and eligibility work

Points are a non-transferable record of contribution, not a token. The docs list five factors behind them, including volume of valid tasks, task difficulty (1 to 5 stars), the quality score of each submission and diversity across scenarios and skills. No single factor carries the total, and the docs say a small set of hard, varied, well-executed runs is worth more than many trivial runs in one scenario.

Scoring is algorithmic. Each uploaded run is replayed for physical consistency, checked against rule-based success conditions and then assessed by a vision-language model, which together produce one quality score. Post-training tasks fail with no credit if the human takeover exceeds 30 seconds. Each task can be completed five times per account and is valued by the average score, so weak repeats lower the value. Duplicate or near-duplicate trajectories and spammy behaviour are not scored, and addresses far past the per-task caps carry a penalty factor whose size is not published.

Phase 1 was a one-time retroactive grant for runs signed before 29 July 2026 at 16:00 UTC; unsigned work was not included. Phase 2 runs in back-to-back two-week Epochs. Points accumulate and do not expire. The docs say Points may be one input for airdrop eligibility under separately published terms, and that holding Points guarantees no allocation.

• Only runs signed on-chain count, in the Epoch in which they are signed.
• Signing on Base costs a fraction of a cent in gas and is free during gasless campaigns.
• No explicit multi-account policy is published; per-task caps, duplicate detection and the penalty factor are the stated anti-abuse controls.

Costs and risks

Completing tasks is free and needs only a desktop browser. The main cost is time, plus tiny gas fees for signing when no gasless campaign is running. The wallet that Privy creates at sign-up is custodial with no seed phrase, and the FAQ says it is not meant for self-custody, so do not keep meaningful funds in it.

Because a contract address is already listed in the docs while the token has not had a public TGE, expect fake claim pages and fake token listings. Use only links from axisrobotics.ai and docs.axisrobotics.ai, never type a seed phrase into any site, and treat any page that asks you to pay or approve token spending in order to claim $AXIS as a scam. If you connect your own wallet, a separate burner wallet keeps your main funds out of reach of malicious approvals.

Remember that the reward is not guaranteed. The docs state that eligibility, allocation method, timing, geographic availability and claim terms will be published separately before any claim event, and they can exclude some regions or contributors.

What to take from this drop

Axis Robotics is more concrete than a typical points farm: the task system, scoring rules, Epoch schedule and a dedicated airdrop allocation are all documented. The work also has a clear purpose, since the data feeds robot learning rather than empty social engagement.

The sensible approach is to do a moderate number of varied tasks well, sign them promptly and avoid grinding the same task, which the scoring design explicitly penalises. Do not rely on third-party estimates of what Points are worth, since no conversion rate exists.

We will update this page when Axis publishes the TGE date, the Season 1 eligibility terms or a claim process.