Scoble: most robot training happens in sim, Tesla builds a 'robot university' for real world
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-22
Responding to a question about the sim-to-real gap on factory floors, Robert Scoble says most robot arm training happens in simulation, but argues Tesla is building a "robot university" for a reason: real-world data is needed to bridge from sim to reality.
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