Pantograph previews teleoperated robot hardware for real-world data collection
Pantograph released an early hardware preview showing its small treaded robots performing manipulation, tool-use and object-moving demonstrations under teleoperation.
Evidence notes
- The preview showed robots moving household objects, building with blocks and inserting a USB cable.
- Additional demonstrations used scissors, an electric screwdriver and a label maker.
- Pantograph said the demonstrations were collected through teleoperation and that critical components had accumulated more than 10,000 hours of stress and endurance testing.
Company context
Robotics research lab developing general-purpose robot hardware and models.