Mbodi to Showcase AI-Powered Robot Training at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025
Mbodi users can prompt the software with natural language, and its cluster of AI agents works to make training easier.
Robots can be programmed to do various tasks, such as packing boxes and performing surgery. However, each movement or task requires its own training process, making it hard for robots to adapt in real-world scenarios.
Mbodi aims to make training robots easier and quicker with AI agents. The company will showcase this technology as one of the Top 20 Startup Battlefield finalists at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025.
- Mbodi built a cloud-to-edge system, a hybrid computing system using both cloud and local compute.
- The system is designed to integrate into existing robotic tech stacks.
- The software relies on multiple AI agents that communicate to gather information and help a robot learn a task faster.
Mbodi will collect data and learn from its real-world use cases once deployed.
Author's summary: Mbodi simplifies robot training with AI agents.
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