Perceptron launches Mk1.5, one embodied AI model for drones, quadrupeds and smart glasses
code_star · x · 2026-09-26
Embodied intelligence startup Perceptron has released Mk1.5, a general-purpose "intelligence layer" for embodied agents.
- A single model that can fly drones, control quadrupeds, power smart glasses, track objects, search the web, reason visually, and dispatch its own sub-agents — with no platform-specific retraining
- New architectures deliver a 2-4x speedup, and audio is now a first-class modality
- The release also includes new post-training, aiming to be a foundation for anyone deploying anything in the physical world
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