PokeBot opens RoboAPI to test natural-language control on robot arms

PokeBot, founded by Tsinghua University robotics researcher Huazhe Xu, is opening access to RoboAPI, a service that lets developers issue natural-language instructions to compatible robot arms through an API, with registration beginning October 30th and free access during the technical preview. The release is designed to test whether Poke-Aurora's shared wrist-camera setup reduces adaptation work across several robot-arm configurations, and PokeBot says developer use can reveal where the model works and where it fails.

PokeBot opens RoboAPI to test natural-language control on robot arms Founder Huazhe Xu is putting Poke-Aurora in developers' hands, with a wrist-camera setup designed to transfer across several robot-arm configurations. By RuntimeWire Staff https://runtimewire.com/author/runtimewire-staff · Published Primary source: Aligned News — AI Intelligence https://x.com/PokeBot Global/status/2115864111192096934 Why it matters RoboAPI gives developers a way to test whether Poke-Aurora's shared setup reduces adaptation work across robot arms. Their use can help reveal where the model works and where it fails. Huazhe Xu https://www.sqz.ac.cn/en/artificial-66?ref=runtimewire , the Tsinghua University robotics researcher who founded PokeBot https://pokebot.com/ai?ref=runtimewire , is opening access to RoboAPI https://platform.pokebot.com/?ref=runtimewire , a service that lets developers give compatible robot arms natural-language instructions through an API. PokeBot says registration https://platform.pokebot.com/?ref=runtimewire begins October 30th, with free access during the technical preview.… When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission https://runtimewire.com/affiliate-monetization-standards . This doesn’t affect our editorial independence.