PokeBot Launches RoboAPI Public API, Enabling Robotic Arms to Perform New Tasks Without Specialized Training
PokeBot has launched the RoboAPI public API, enabling robotic arms to perform new tasks without collecting data or training task-specific models. After users connect a supported robotic arm with a wrist camera and give a task such as "clean the table," RoboAPI returns the next action in near real time. The API is powered by PokeBot's world-action model Poke-Aurora and can issue natural-language instructions to compatible robots through a simple API.
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The original text provides an API entry point that allows robotic arms to perform new tasks without collecting data or training task-specific models, enabling readers to assess changes in how robot tasks are deployed.
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View original postDon't trust demos. Try it yourself. Introducing RoboAPI, powered by Poke-Aurora, our world-action model. Give compatible robots natural-language instructions through a simple API. No task-specific training. More information: https://t.co/BHzTOo4I8u https://t.co/3AVNh040Vf
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Don't trust demos. Try it yourself. Introducing RoboAPI, powered by Poke-Aurora, our world-action model. Give compatible robots natural-language instructions through a simple API. No task-specific training. More information: https://t.co/BHzTOo4I8u https://t.co/3AVNh040Vf
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PokeBot has launched RoboAPI, a public API that lets robot arms perform new tasks without collecting data or training a dedicated model.
Users can connect a supported arm with a wrist-mounted camera, give it a task such as "clean the table", and have RoboAPI send back its next moves in near real time. #PokeBot