Robot trained via thousands of practice runs before performing once, demo claims Claude power
CurieuxExplorer · x · 2026-09-27
A demo of a "robot school" where a robot practices thousands of times in simulation before executing a task once, reportedly powered by Claude (referred to as "Claude Opus 5.5", unverified). The clip illustrates the sim-then-real training paradigm, with the full video linked in the thread.
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