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Runtime, a YC F26 robotics startup, introduces simulation-based robot policies

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Runtime introduces itself as a robotics company building robot policies that explore in simulation before acting in the real world.

The company, from Y Combinator's F26 batch, says its approach needs no fine-tuning or teleoperation, and shows its system threading a rope.

The only source is a launch post on X. The claims about no fine-tuning and no teleoperation are Runtime's own, and the rope demonstration is the evidence the company offers for them.

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    Runtime launches a simulation-based robot policy company from YC F26

    AIRuntime introduces itself as a robotics company building robot policies that explore in simulation before acting in the real world. The company says its approach requires no fine-tuning or teleoperation, and demonstrates the system threading a rope.

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