Harii

learner......

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Messy noodles. Clean vibes.

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King of broken keyboards

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@henry58290 @YouTube @YouTubeIndia YouTube, we request you to restore Henry's YouTube channel. He hasn't broken any rules please review the channel and give it back. @YouTube @YouTubeCreators @YouTubeIndia

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@secret121091 @VaultVanec0sk gritual broo🤣🤣

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@kingop0007 @PrismaXai gprisma bro

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@semi2311 gprisma

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@boy_priestt @shayebackus thanks bro

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@ayushgautam174 @PrismaXai well detailed post

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@katty_70

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@MadhavBhola9 coming soon

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@ErenYeager45942 @PrismaXai nice art bro

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gPrisma !

PrismaX Office Hours

Just a quick reminder for anyone following PrismaX Office Hours 5 is coming up soon.

Date: April 2, 2026
Time: 09:00 AM (UTC)

these sessions are usually the best place to hear directly from the team, from product updates to future direction and ongoing improvements.

it’s also a good chance to ask questions, share feedback and understand how things are evolving behind the scenes.

if you’ve been keeping up with Prismax, definitely worth joining this one.

@PrismaXai @RoboCon_AI @shayebackus

[Harii @x_harix07]

gPrisma !

Understanding the Service Layer in robotics

the more i dive into the robotics space, the more i realize it’s not just about flashier hardware or "smarter" models anymore.

The real progress comes from a loop:
Robots interact → data is generated → intelligence improves → robots get better

it sounds simple but scaling that loop is incredibly hard.

for a long time, the industry was obsessed with the hardware. but now Prismax is moving into the next stage by building what i’d call a Service Layer.

It’s the invisible structure that organizes everything:
* how robots are deployed in the field.
* how humans interact with machines via teleoperation.
* how that raw data flows back into training systems.

without this structure, even a mountain of data is just noise. but with it, every single interaction becomes part of a system that learns.
Prismax is moving away from the idea of 'one robot getting better' and toward a network where everything learns together.

it’s a subtle shift, but it’s the one that actually makes scaling possible.

@PrismaXai @RoboCon_AI

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@legendary54321 @PrismaXai @0xCrybabe well explained

[PrismaX @PrismaXai]

Yesterday it was 9. Today it’s 11.

Same 5 minutes. Same robot. Different level.

We’ve never seen a stack this high 👀

Day 2 @Yale YHack!

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@HiteshKhambe @PrismaXai well explained

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@legendary54321 @PrismaXai @Durjoy___das @azithkumar33 well explained

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@katty_70 @PrismaXai woww

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gPrisma !

Understanding the Service Layer in robotics

the more i dive into the robotics space, the more i realize it’s not just about flashier hardware or "smarter" models anymore.

The real progress comes from a loop:
Robots interact → data is generated → intelligence improves → robots get better

it sounds simple but scaling that loop is incredibly hard.

for a long time, the industry was obsessed with the hardware. but now Prismax is moving into the next stage by building what i’d call a Service Layer.

It’s the invisible structure that organizes everything:
* how robots are deployed in the field.
* how humans interact with machines via teleoperation.
* how that raw data flows back into training systems.

without this structure, even a mountain of data is just noise. but with it, every single interaction becomes part of a system that learns.
Prismax is moving away from the idea of 'one robot getting better' and toward a network where everything learns together.

it’s a subtle shift, but it’s the one that actually makes scaling possible.

@PrismaXai @RoboCon_AI

[Harii @x_harix07]

gPrisma fam !

Just saw Prismax bringing live robot control to YHack and this feels different.

Instead of just coding, builders are actually operating real robot arms in real time.
a simple task like stacking blocks suddenly becomes challenging when it’s physical.
that’s where real learning happens - not in theory, but in interaction.

feels like a small step, but this is how more people start understanding real world robotics.

@PrismaXai @RoboCon_AI

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@Shifu_38 congoo

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@Salted_Juice it's huge