Hedra Labs launches Hedra Model Factory for autonomous model post-training

AIHedra introduces Model Factory, an autonomous inference and training platform that lets robotics, manufacturing, biology, and defense teams build models for their own hardware. Customers supply sensor data and a simulator, while Hedra provides GPUs, AI agents that run training experiments, and researchers who direct them, without long GPU contracts or an in-house AI research team. The shipped model keeps improving after deployment, as collected data and online evals feed the next round of experiments.

AIHedra launches Model Factory, a platform that runs autonomous post-training for teams in robotics, manufacturing, biology, and defense. Teams bring a simulator or RL environment, and Hedra's AI scientists run post-training while Hedra researchers steer. Hedra says its H3 video model scored 34.9 on Physics-IQ after training with the platform, versus 30.3 for H3 Max.

AISantiago (@svpino) says teams building robots can send their simulator or recorded demos to Hedra Model Factory to post-train an existing model for a task. Hedra will test whether the model works reliably and runs fast enough for the robot. Users can apply those results to the next model version without building their own training and deployment stack.