Waddle Labs launches AI agents that write control code for robots
The YC-backed system turns prompts and camera feeds into editable programs, with the founders claiming a working policy can be built in 20 minutes.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
Waddle Labs is testing whether robotics can adopt coding agents' iterative workflow, reducing the task-specific data and manual engineering required to program new hardware.
Waddle Labs founders Hanming Ye (@DozenDucc) and Yiding "Vincent" Song (@yiding_song) launched an early-access API on July 27th that uses language-model agents to write control programs for robots. The founders describe the product as "Claude Code for robots" and claim it can produce a working policy from a natural-language prompt in 20 minutes.
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