Introducing Waddle Labs: Claude Code for robots.
Connect our API to your robot and enter a prompt, then our agents write code to achieve the task in 20 minutes.
@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs
Introducing Waddle Labs: Claude Code for robots.
Connect our API to your robot and enter a prompt, then our agents write code to achieve the task in 20 minutes.
@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs
@clankrmedia@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs LLMs by themselves aren’t good enough (imo the bottleneck is their perception). So the challenge for us is to transfer what they are good at (reasoning and code writing) to robot control somehow.
@grx_xce@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs Uk one problem with evals is judging which robot did it better, say at folding shirts. Need a place to get people to rank robot rollouts 🧐
@stevencheng@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs Kinematic limits are handled automatically (since we use the robot’s native SDKs). You can also tell the agent about safety limits as a one time setup!
@thejonohart@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs We wrote about our approach here: https://t.co/don5iq5Wbu
Curious what you think? You're right eval is a big pain
@thejonohart@yiding_song@theWaddleLabs Back in Feb we tried using raw CC on a robot. It was... not fun because Claude overthinks. It calculated quaternions for simple motion.
We try to step out of the way of agents as much as possible, while steering them with how we design the tools they can use.