0G Onsite Lagos—Robotics & Commerce
🔥 0G Onsite Lagos — Robotics & Commerce
0G Labs is back in Lagos for the third time — and this one is unlike anything we've run here before.
Two days. Two tracks. Real hardware and a real storefront. What you build won't end with a demo and a clap. Ship something good enough, and you keep building it — on actual robots, or with an actual commerce platform.
We're co-hosting with Good at The Good House in Ikeja. 50 builders. By application only.
Both tracks run on the same foundation: 0G is a modular stack for AI and robotics — Chain, Storage, Compute, and DA — that you can compose however your project needs. The same primitives that give a robot verifiable intelligence on Day 1 give a shopping agent provable trust on Day 2.
🤖 Day 1 — Robotics × AI
This is the part people don't get to do. You'll build on-chain intelligence for real robots — agile quadrupeds from Unitree and expressive humanoids from Reachy.
Using the 0G stack, you'll give these machines something they normally can't have: verifiable, trustless intelligence.
🧠 Verifiable inference on 0G Compute — so the robot's decisions can be proven, not just trusted
💾 Persistent agent memory on 0G Storage — robots that remember across sessions
🔗 Trustless coordination on 0G Chain — multiple agents and machines acting on shared, tamper-proof state
🏆 The payoff: the strongest teams get to deploy their solution on a real robot — not a simulator, not a slide. The actual machine, moving because of code you wrote.
🛍️ Day 2 — Commerce × AI
AI is creeping into how everyone shops — but almost all of it is a black box that serves the platform, not the person. We're going to fix that.
You'll build AI for the Good online store using 0G's verifiable AI stack, so that recommendations, shopping agents, and curation can be trustless, transparent, and provably aligned with the user — not quietly optimised against them.
Build for one side of the marketplace, or both:
🛒 The customer — shopping agents, smarter discovery, decision support you can actually trust
🎨 The creator — tools that surface their work, attribute it fairly, and help them sell
🔁 Both — the most interesting problems live exactly where these two meet
🏆 The payoff: the strongest teams get to work directly with Good to take their solution toward production.
⭐ Why you should be in the room
You build on things you can't access anywhere else. Real humanoid and quadruped robots. A live commerce platform with real users. Most hackathons give you an API key and a pizza. This gives you hardware and a partner.
Your work has somewhere to go. Deploy on a robot. Ship with Good. This is the rare event where "winning" means your project gets a second life, not a gift card.
Direct access to the people building 0G. Not a booth. The actual engineering and DevRel team, in the room, unblocking you in real time.
The Lagos builder network, concentrated. 50 of the most serious builders in the city and beyond, in one space for two days. The connections outlast the weekend.
You leave with proof. A working prototype, on real infrastructure, that you can show, demo, and build a reputation on.
🎒 What to prepare before you arrive
Come ready to build from minute one. Before Day 1:
💻 A laptop you can develop on, charger, and any dongles you need. We provide power and network; you provide the machine.
🔑 A 0G testnet wallet set up and funded with testnet tokens. (Don't know how? We'll share a setup guide with accepted applicants — do it before you arrive, not during.)
📚 Skim the 0G docs at docs.0g.ai — at minimum, understand what Chain, Storage, Compute, and DA each do.
🤖 If you're on the Robotics track: any prior exposure to robotics SDKs, ROS, agent frameworks, or embedded systems will help. Not required — but come curious and ready to read docs fast.
🛍️ If you're on the Commerce track: think ahead of time about a real shopping or creator problem you've personally hit. The best Day 2 projects start from a genuine frustration.
🧠 An idea or two, loosely held. You don't need a finished plan. You do need to show up with momentum.
🪪 Your Luma confirmation for venue entry.
🏁 What you'll take home
A working prototype running on real 0G infrastructure
For winning teams: a path to a real robot deployment (Day 1) or a working relationship with Good (Day 2)
Hands-on fluency with the 0G stack — the largest L1 for AI
A network of builders, mentors, and the 0G team you can keep tapping long after the event
Genuine signal for your portfolio — "I deployed an agent on a humanoid robot" is a sentence very few builders can say
A path beyond the weekend via Guild on 0G — our ecosystem support program. Promising projects from the hackfest can apply for fast-tracked support: developer resources, mentorship, ecosystem visibility, and connections to grow what you started here. (Decisions in days, not weeks.)
⚠️ Before you apply, read this
🗓️ 2 full days. Not a drop-in. You commit to both days or don't apply.
👥 50 spots. That's it. No exceptions, no waitlist overflow.
🔒 Approval required. Registration includes detailed questions about your background, goals, and why you want in. If you're not serious, this isn't for you.
🎯 This is for builders, not spectators. Come to make something. Leave with it still alive.
If that's you, apply now. Spots will fill fast.
📍 The Good House — 15b Sasegbon St, Ikeja GRA, Lagos, Nigeria
📅 May 27–28, 2026
👥 50 spots — approval required
🤝 Co-hosted with Good
This event is happening at The Good House, a curated concept store and creative space in Ikeja built by The Good Company for people who like making things, sharing ideas, and discovering good work.
Designed for creators, designers, founders, artists, and curious people, The Good House brings together community, culture, and creativity in a way that feels natural and alive.
Partnering with 0G for this event continues that spirit, creating space for people to meet, experiment, exchange ideas, and explore what’s next together.