Field Trips robot hits edge case live on camera and self-recovers without human help
GordonWetzstein · x · 2026-10-30
Field Trips shared a live demo where their robot hit an edge case on camera—in front of schrep and gigascale—and worked through it autonomously with no human intervention, showcasing what their DVA model is built for. Robots rarely fail on clean runs; edge cases are the real test.
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