Deft Robotics Simba Gen 1 testing
by Terrymiller: Science
Simba Gen 1 from Deft Robotics just clocked over 500 hours on automotive production lines, proving the real-world testing model works. The San Francisco crew built a system that leverages teleoperation, data gathering, failure identification, and fleet oversight to keep pushing robot capabilities forward through continuous operational use.
Transcript (en)
San Francisco-based Deft Robotics has introduced a unified platform designed to help physical AI robots improve through real-world deployment. Its Simba Gen 1 humanoid platform has been tested for more than 500 hours on automotive production lines. The company also offers Tether for promote teleoperation, Eyegang for turning robot data into training datasets, Canary for automatically detecting and labeling failures, and Colloid for monitoring robot fleets.
