@tutorintel
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Building the future of robotics and industrial intelligence.
Boston, MA
Joined August 2021
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The R&D team at @tutorintel is lightning fast.
But what's more impressive is how quickly Tutor actually deploys their robots into the field.
No demos. Just real work in the real world.
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Mobility + dexterity is the unlock to functional robots. @tutorintel's new Sonny robot has both and is soon to be deployed in warehouses and 3PLs around the country. Watching this company sprint is awesome.
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Go Cassie and Sonny! I’m excited to see the progress with Tutor’s models and am looking forward to seeing Sonny deployments across the world
Humans have remarkable perception, dexterity, and the ability to tackle an enormous diversity of tasks in the physical world. How do we build an embodiment with those capabilities but optimized for the warehouse, that is sufficiently robust, safe, and cost-effective to deploy at scale across the physical economy?
Cassie is glowing (the skylight is an unpaid actor)
We're also sharing the newest generation of Cassie, a general warehouse and factory worker for bulk tasks. Customers from family-owned manufacturers to Fortune 50 distributors trust Cassie in their critical operations.
Cassie is picking the first day of most deployments, with ~40 day median timing from signed paperwork to robots in production.
America's largest robot data factory is live.
100 robots doing real work to power the next era of physical intelligence.
The future is here.
Excited to share @tutorintel's Data Factory 1, a 100 robot semi-humanoid research farm and the largest robot data factory in the United States.
Our first embodiment “Cassie” is deployed at industrial scale across the supply chain. We built DF1 to bootstrap fleet-scale learning for our "Sonny" industrial semi-humanoid embodiment, powered by our first end-to-end robot foundation model Ti0.