The Robot Learning Company (@RobotLearningCo) makes automation accessible beyond factories by building affordable AI-powered robot arms to automate repetitive, stationary tasks. Congrats on the launch, @JannikGrothusen! ycombinator.com/launches/Nil-t…
The bottleneck isn’t hardware capability, it’s task-specific engineering. Reducing integration effort through demonstration-based learning is exactly where the field needs to go.
Really adding another robotic hand helps more productive usage right
The biggest benefit to this I see this can be introduced in homes faster, can have a cheaper price point, and likely has to deal with less safety constraints compared to a full fledged humanoid I’d happily buy one y’all…… x.com/mahajanrevant/…
A cool use case. If I have a set of robotic arms I can easily move to different places to do different kinds of tasks - doing dishes, folding clothes. It would still require me to keep clothes and dishes close to it but it’s a step level more of comfort I have. I am still able…
Wow, this is really cool! Excited to see what these affordable robot arms can do.
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