Voxel51 3.0 Adds Multimodal Data Tools for Physical AI

Oct 15, 2026
Voxel51 3.0 combines tools for searching, curating, annotating and evaluating multimodal datasets used in robotics and other physical AI systems.

Voxel51 announced in a press release Voxel51 3.0, a platform for building and managing multimodal datasets used by robotics and other physical AI systems. It combines search, curation, annotation and evaluation in one platform.

Voxel51 Agent can search, curate, label and evaluate data, then connect these actions into repeatable workflows. The release also adds a persistent hybrid search index, annotation across 2D, 3D, video and multimodal data, synchronized sensor stream visualization and dataset version tracking.

The platform supports external foundation and domain specific models for embeddings, inference, automated labeling and evaluation. Voxel51 also partnered with Nebius Group to host workshops where developers can run its data workflows on Nebius AI Cloud.

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