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Robotics doesn't have a model problem. It has a data problem. And underneath that, a deployment problem. Physical AI progresses through real-world interaction. Robots act, fail, recover, and adapt. Without shared standards, every team relearns the same lessons in isolation. Deployment standards determine whether learning compounds or resets. PrismaX... is the service layer for physical AI. We run the systems that define how robots get deployed, standardize how interaction data is generated, and integrate human judgment where models fall short, turning fragmented robotics capability into deployable infrastructure. Our Mission: Enable people and robots to work together by setting the standards that allow physical AI systems to learn and improve through real-world operation. Our Vision: A world where intelligent robots are deployed responsibly and at scale, supported by systems that embed human judgment into how intelligence advances. The next chapter for physical AI is about turning real-world operation into scalable intelligence. More soon.show more

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Tolani4 months ago

The Service Layer For Physical AI

Julz4 months ago

How will you scale real world data?

FAHD4 months ago

So Bullishhhhh 🔥

M𝖚𝖘𝖙y 🪽4 months ago

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ATLAS4 months ago

What's the next chapter in decentralizing the service layer???

Skylar4 months ago

gPrisma

kingopw34 months ago

Most awaited post ! gprisma intern

Dibbyte4 months ago

Excited for the service layer era

kinndao4 months ago

Waiting

👻MaLeEk🔥4 months ago

@Julzcrypt How soon 👀

bigwil4 months ago

Lots of cool little examples and experiments... It's time to scale now!

GENTLE 🦹‍♂️4 months ago

@Julzcrypt “physical AI only improves when robots learn from real-world deployment” Gg PrismaX

Aj Kanchan 🏴‍☠️ 🚢4 months ago

This is exactly what robotics needs.

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Let's go, that's the best news!

Trong Hatachi4 months ago

service layer sounds right, but compounding only happens if data is portable, open standard or prisma-only and who owns the ops data?

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yinkiid 💎4 months ago

This is awesome.

Varun Reddy4 months ago

When TGE ?

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Duke4 months ago

The Service Layer For Physical AI >>>

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Modcuz4 months ago

The Service Layer For Physical AI

Sloun4 months ago

New future PrismaX

Storka4 months ago

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Victoriou$ Victor4 months ago

Beautiful to see how @PrismaXai is shaping the future of robotics

Phazy 🦅4 months ago

@0xmusty It's time

Whizdom4 months ago

In PrismaX we trust!

JohnNguyen 🔆4 months ago

That's great PrismaXai

𝙋𝘼𝙒𝘼𝙉 4 months ago

Physical AI scales through real world data not just models 🤖

Sean Waples Dexter(❖,❖)4 months ago

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Adel Bucetta4 months ago

the reason most robotics projects fall short is they're trying to shortcut the feedback loop by relying on simulations instead of actual world interaction. that's a data problem, but it's also an opportunity for shared knowledge and standards

Nana | VN (❖,❖)4 months ago

That's great PrismaXai

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