Hello world, meet Anna – our first prototype of an affordable, general-purpose household robot 🤖 It uses a combination of LLMs, VLMs, and VLAs to understand language, perceive surroundings, and automate 🏠 chores seamlessly. We chose the wheeled form factor over bipedal for

Why do robots need to be humanoids? They don't. The race to get one into our homes is on. 18 months turns this into a smooth, confident, charismatic robot that is affordable, manufacturable at scale, and much more capable. If I'm wrong, 36 months. Which isn't long at all.

Really cool little two armed home robot, powered by llms vlms and end to end policy learning. The wheeled form factor is a good for for homes for price and safety reasons. Looking forward to seeing more about this.

This couldn't come at a better time. We are betting on the fact that the robotic foundation models are going to get better, really fast 🚀 So our plan is to build affordable and capable hardware, ship the models as and when they are available, making the robot smarter with every

Robots that generalize to the real world need lots of diverse training data to build robust models. But collecting that data is a huge challenge. That’s why we built TeleOp-XR: an open system to teleoperate robots in Augmented Reality! 🤖✨ A quick demo and instructions 🧵⬇️

What did I say earlier? Glasses (Holodecks) and robots go together like peanut butter and jelly.