Enigma AI puts 100 real robots online and lets anyone control them from a browser
Kyrannio · x · 2026-07-29
Enigma AI says it has put 100 real AI-powered robots online, and anyone in the world can control them from a browser.
The post is essentially a live robotics demo: instead of watching a video, users can directly send commands to actual robots over the web. That makes it notable both as a hardware/robotics milestone and as a shareable experiment in remote robot access.
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