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A person does the task with the leader arm. The follower copies every move and records everything it sees.
Hands for the work that’s waiting.
What we do
Robot arms that learn their work from the people who know it, and a planner that puts that work in order.
Dirigo Robotics Inc. teaches robot arms by demonstration. Someone who knows the job does it with a leader arm; the follower arm watches through its own cameras and, over enough demonstrations, learns to do the job itself.
Above the learned skills sits a planner. It chooses the next step, calls the skill, checks that it worked, and brings a person in before anything that matters.
How it works
A person does the task with the leader arm. The follower copies every move and records everything it sees.
The recordings train a policy: the skill, in the robot's own hands, ready to run without the leader.
A planner calls the skills in order, checks each result, and asks a person before anything that matters.
The benches
Every skill is built and proven on a bench before it goes anywhere else.
SO-101 leader and follower, with overhead and wrist cameras.
Two SO-101 arms on a LeKiwi mobile base.
Tactile sensors for the SO-101 jaw, so a grip can feel what it holds.