Physical Intelligence (π)
Physical Intelligence is a new company bringing general-purpose AI into the physical world. We are a group of engineers, scientists, roboticists, and company builders developing foundation models and learning algorithms to power the robots of today and the physically-actuated devices of the future. We are in the early stages of building, and plan on sharing more information soon! If you are interested in joining, please get in touch join@physicalintelligence.company You can follow us on Twitter at @physical_int We are grateful for the support and partnership of Khosla Ventures, Lux Capital, OpenAI, Sequoia Capital, and Thrive Capital.
Physical Intelligence (π) Physical Intelligence is bringing general-purpose AI into the physical world. We are a group of engineers, scientists, roboticists, and company builders developing learning algorithms to create a model that will control any robot to do any task. π 0.7 : a Steerable Model with Emergent Capabilities April 16, 2026 A steerable robotic foundation model that exhibits a step-change in generalization. Precise Manipulation with Efficient Online RL March 19, 2026 We extract an RL Token from VLA models to enable fast online RL and improve throughput on precise tasks with few ho
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