The problem
Control latency and the transition from simulation to physical behaviour are central questions in robotics development. Robots explores a proprietary software approach connecting control, training and digital twins.
Robots
Robots develops proprietary software for robotic control, aiming to reduce latency and connect training, simulation and physical behaviour. The project works with a virtual humanoid with 23 degrees of freedom.
Propose a collaborationWorking in simulation with NVIDIA Isaac Sim on an RTX 4070 SUPER.
Validate basic capabilities on a physical robot and expand behaviours through training.
Control latency and the transition from simulation to physical behaviour are central questions in robotics development. Robots explores a proprietary software approach connecting control, training and digital twins.
The reference application is a humanoid with 23 degrees of freedom. The initial physical-robot objective is to validate basic capabilities and then expand behaviours through training.
The project currently works in simulation with NVIDIA Isaac Sim on an RTX 4070 SUPER. Testing on a physical robot is the planned next step. Simulation work provides the basis for future experimental verification.
MIAR welcomes conversations with investors interested in developing its proprietary technologies. The strategy starts with ZeroLLM and extends towards the application directions of Robots and Stratosfera. If you would like to explore an investment, contact us for an initial discussion about development plans and commercial prospects.
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