Trossen bimanual arms portion food in commercial kitchen with models fine-tuned via Physical Intelligence API
kscottz · x · 2026-10-16
Trossen Robotics showed its bimanual arms portioning food in a commercial kitchen, running models that CloudChef fine-tuned through Physical Intelligence's new API beta. The demo covers the full loop: data in, fine-tuned model out, deployed on real hardware — illustrating how robotics firms can leverage external fine-tuning services to ship vertical applications like kitchen automation.
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