Reimagine cuts robot dev time from 1 day to 10 mins via physical correction
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-08-31
Reimagine Robotics introduced a method focusing on human-robot interaction over larger foundation models. When the robot errs, operators physically guide the arm to the correct motion, allowing the system to post-train around the actual workflow.
In a hard-drive disassembly deployment, this loop reduced development and testing time for new behaviors from roughly 1 day to 10 minutes. At another site, employees expanded the robot's scope from unloading 3D printers to washing, curing, and drying parts.
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