Embodied AI robot-model providers open APIs for developers, including PI, Dream Labs and Dexmal
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Physical Intelligence opened API testing in October, letting developers upload robot data, fine-tune its models and run cloud inference.
Dream Labs launched Dream API, billed by task duration. Dexmal upgraded its MaaS platform on November 3 to add data upload, training and deployment. GeekPark reports these moves, and argues that post-training on real-robot failures will determine API quality. The article gives no performance figures or pricing for the services.
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- GeekParkNewsEmbodied AI reaches its API moment as PI, Dream Labs and Dexmal open model services
AIPhysical Intelligence opened API testing in October, letting developers upload robot data, fine-tune models and run cloud inference, while Dream Labs launched Dream API billed by task duration. Dexmal upgraded its MaaS platform on November 3 with data upload, training and deployment, and the article argues that post-training on real-robot failures determines API quality.
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