Six demonstrations, and voila! 🤌🏼 @BleuRobotics01 team trained a humanoid on site, the day before the doors opened at a trade show. Six human demonstrations, and that was enough. The task is a six steps with a real machine in the loop: → Pick a part out of a box → Place it into a laser engraving machine → Close the engraver → Start the cycle by pressing the two buttons → Open it again → Retrieve the finished part Roughly one-minute cycles. Exactly the kind of machine tending a lot of people do in factories today. I've visited more than 10 machine shops this year, and I keep seeing people loading and unloading machines most of the time. It then ran for four days at VivaTech at more than 80 cycles a day, at a 96% success rate. We all know that these days most of humanoid demos are usually staged. Rehearsed task, or controlled conditions. Worth noting what Bleu actually is, because it changes what the number means. They describe themselves as an AI company born on the shop floor, building universal software for deploying advanced robots into factories. It's soo refreshing to see companies who focus on deployments these days. ~~ ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →