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Embodied AI

Robots that learn from worker video.

Film the job. Train the machine. The skill stays with the person who already has it.

Coming

Most robot training starts in a lab or a simulation. Embodied AI starts on the floor: video of workers doing the work — assembly, inspection, handling, the motions that never made it into a manual.

Those recordings become the teaching signal. The robot learns the task from people who already do it well. There is no public demo yet. If you have a line, a crew, and a machine that should learn from them, write to us.

Two people on a grassy hill watching a rocket climb past a tree

The method

How a robot learns the job.

Worker video as the source

Record the real job: hands, tools, timing, recovery. Not a scripted lab take. The people who already know the work are the teachers.

From footage to motion

That video becomes training for robots — what to grasp, when to stop, how an expert recovers when the part sits wrong.

If you have a line

Factories, warehouses, field crews. Write if you have workers and a robot that should learn from them. We read every note.

Write to us

Email Maheshlahoti@kriyagniai.com. We read every note.

LinkedIn: CA Mahesh Lahoti