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PokeBot launches RoboAPI, a natural-language robot control API powered by Poke-Aurora

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PokeBot announces RoboAPI, a simple API that lets compatible robots follow natural-language instructions.

The company says RoboAPI runs on Poke-Aurora, its world-action model, and that no task-specific training is required. The only source is PokeBot's launch post on X, which points to pokebot.com/ai for more information.

The report does not name which robots are compatible, what the API costs, or how it has been tested.

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RoboAPI launches Poke-Aurora, a world-action model for robot control
AIPoke-Aurora is a world-action model that powers RoboAPI, which lets compatible robots follow natural-language instructions through a simple API. The post says no task-specific training is required. More information is available at

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