Hackers have broken browsers.

Hackers have broken cars.

Now we're hacking robots.

Welcome to the Robotic Hacking Village.

Robots are rapidly moving into the real world, from factories and hospitals to warehouses and homes.

They see. They move. They make decisions.

But can they be hacked?

Autonomous robots and physical AI systems represent one of the newest attack surfaces in security. Unlike traditional systems, a compromised robot does more than leak data. It can pick up the wrong object, move into the wrong space, or act against the people it was built to serve.

The security community has only begun to explore how these machines can be hacked. That is exactly why the Robotic Hacking Village exists.

Organized by the researchers behind VicOne LAB R7, the village brings a hacker mindset to robotic systems where vulnerabilities can have real-world physical consequences.

Robots are stacks of hardware, firmware, sensors, AI models, networks, and cloud services.

Every layer is an attack surface.