Semio Community funds Peerbots to co-develop open-source software infrastructure to support general-purpose robot faces. You can learn more about this project at https://vizij.ai.

Semio Community is also an active partner supporting the Peerbots Research Fellowship program.

Semio Community is on a mission to advance Human-Robot Interaction through reproducible science and systems.

Ability Central Philanthropy funded experts and self-advocates with lived experience to co-create inclusive robot content using the Peerbots Platform.

Peerbots is a proud member of the Robots For All consortium, an initiative dedicated to making robots more accessible for people of all abilities. Through collaborative research, accessibility guidelines, and inclusive design standards, Robots For All bridges the gap between robotics innovation and real-world universal usability.

Peerbots partners with Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) on broadly available open coursework and community learning. We rely on P2PU's Course in a Box technology to run and host the Peerbots Courses & Curriculum, making social robotics training freely accessible to educators, librarians, and creators worldwide.

Fine Art Miracles (FAM) was founded in 2007 to provide the benefits of creative art therapies and social robotics to people of all ages. FAM is an early adopter of experimental therapeutic modalities and has been on the forefront of utilizing social robots to support educational and therapeutic activities.

The Autism Science Foundation provided early seed funding for Peerbots.