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 · Published
Primary source: Aligned News — AI Intelligence
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, the Tsinghua University robotics researcher who founded PokeBot, is opening access to RoboAPI, a service that lets developers give compatible robot arms natural-language instructions through an API. PokeBot says registration begins October 30th, with free access during the technical preview.…
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