Agentic robot assembles autonomously for 2.5 hours, one gadget every 7 minutes
ihorbeaver · x · 2026-11-07
ihorbeaver shows agentic robot control delivering assembly reliability: after a 30-second material recharge the robot runs autonomously for 2.5 hours, building one gadget every 7 minutes until parts run out. Reliability comes from the agent programming corner-case fixes (a pushing motion for bounced PCBs, splitting buttons too close for the gripper). The team pitches industrial automation "10-100x more accessible", courting data-center assembly, lab automation and on-demand assembly businesses.
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