Robots are now learning complex physical tasks—like sweeping or stacking cups—just by watching short videos, ditching the old method that required thousands of examples. Founded by ex-Google DeepMind and Boston Dynamics talent, startup Generalist AI uses human demonstrations captured via camera-equipped gloves to train a general-purpose robot model. Already deployed in factories across Mexico, these robots are adapting on the fly, even improvising when tools are missing. Experts hail them as the closest thing to a truly deployable robot, with massive potential for manufacturing and beyond. This leap signals a new era of adaptable, intelligent automation.
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