People have been folding clothes, making tea, opening drawers, packing boxes and using tools for centuries. None of the physical interaction was recorded.
We are trying to change that. Soon, anyone with a cheap pair of gloves and glasses should be able to:
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Record a real-world skill.
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Train robot models on that data.
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Publish the model to a robot app store.
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Earn every time a robot uses it.
No robot needed, no lab needed. No PhD needed. Just a few clicks.
This creates an entirely new class of developer.
The first generation of software developers built applications for PCs. The next generation built apps for Android and iOS. The next wave could build skills for robots.
Labs with 20 researchers will never generate enough diversity to teach robots everything humans know how to do. Millions of people can.
Build for robots. Deploy to the world.
Robots are creating a new class of developers, much like Android created mobile app developers, but for the physical world.
With Buildo, developers can collect real-world demonstrations using gloves and smart glasses, train task-specific AI models, validate those skills in simulation, and publish them as robot apps on the Buildo App Store.
A developer could build a Home App that enables Buildo to make coffee, do laundry, clean, and perform everyday household tasks.
Because Buildo robots can be deployed anywhere in the world, developers can build once and distribute globally. Robot owners can review an app's supported tasks, tested environments, appliance compatibility, workspace requirements, and simulation conditions before connecting it to their robot.
Once installed, the app runs through Buildo's intelligence platform. Developers earn based on the inference their apps generate, creating recurring revenue as their skills are used across the growing fleet of deployed robots.
Collect data. Train intelligence. Validate in simulation. Publish once. Deploy globally. Earn as robots work.