PokeBot's RoboAPI brings the call-a-model pattern to robot arms, no task training needed
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-10-31
PokeBot launched RoboAPI, powered by its Poke-Aurora world-action model, letting owners of 5 supported robot arms skip per-task data collection and training. Like an LLM API for text: the arm's camera image goes to PokeBot's servers, which return movements executed at 30Hz. The instruction is the only thing that changes between tasks — a step toward zero-shot robotics.
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