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You can complete the same task up to 5 times in Axis Robotics Easy method 1. Open the same task. 2. Complete it once. 3. After it finishes, start the same task again. 4. Repeat until you have 5 valid completions. 5. Make each run clean and accurate. Important:... show more

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I’ve completed all the tasks on Axis Robotics I Made a Video Showing How to Complete Axis Robotics Tasks Easily! Many people are getting stuck while completing Axis Robotics tasks, and some of you asked me to make a detailed video So I made a step-by-step video showing the easiest way to complete the tasks If you haven’t started yet, you can still join early. The project has already raised around $12M, and the Points System is now LIVE 🔗 > Create / log in to your account > Go to Training Tasks > Complete the available tasks > Submit your work properly > Sign your completed tasks > Keep completing different tasks to build your Points Points depend on more than just activity: - Task difficulty - Number of valid tasks - Quality of your submissions - Diversity of tasks - Genuine referrals Don’t keep repeating the same task, Focus on completing different and higher-quality tasks If you’re new to Axis, I recommend starting early and learning the process now instead of waiting until more users join I explained the full process in my video so you can follow it easily Who’s already farming Axis Points?

I’ve completed all the tasks on Axis Robotics I Made a Video Showing How to Complete Axis Robotics Tasks Easily! Many people are getting stuck while completing Axis Robotics tasks, and some of you asked me to make a detailed video So I made a step-by-step video showing the easiest way to complete the tasks If you haven’t started yet, you can still join early. The project has already raised around $12M, and the Points System is now LIVE 🔗 > Create / log in to your account > Go to Training Tasks > Complete the available tasks > Submit your work properly > Sign your completed tasks > Keep completing different tasks to build your Points Points depend on more than just activity: - Task difficulty - Number of valid tasks - Quality of your submissions - Diversity of tasks - Genuine referrals Don’t keep repeating the same task, Focus on completing different and higher-quality tasks If you’re new to Axis, I recommend starting early and learning the process now instead of waiting until more users join I explained the full process in my video so you can follow it easily Who’s already farming Axis Points?

Shadat Official | Airdrop

23,952 次观看 • 3 个月前

📢 3–5 figure potential Airdrop ~ Axis Robotics Full Video Guide for New Users + 10 Code (PC/mobile all) How to train the robot + I have 10 special codes for you If you're new to Axis Robotics – Axis raised $12M funds – Sign up with email/Google 🔗 link: • How to Start(pc/mobile same) – If you're a new user, start completing the Live Tasks – Keep your mouse over the robot's hand – Double-click to move the robot's hand – The Control button isn't really needed – Hand bent? Click “Move” to make it straight. – Use Sensitivity to control the speed – Increase sensitivity = faster movement • You need to understand what each task is asking: – If it says "put the Apple inside the bowl", put it inside – If it says "put the Apple outside/next to/behind the bowl", follow that instruction If you don't understand a task, ask ChatGPT for help. 😑 • If a task feels too hard: – Exit the task and enter again – You may get an easier one – If it's still too hard, try again later Check my video carefully and try a few times. You'll get it easily. 🫡 ✅ Verify Completed Tasks • After completing tasks: – Go to Portfolio → History – Check your completed task status – If you see Sign, sign the transaction for verification – If it shows Pending, wait a while until the Sign option appears • Then: – Go to your Profile – Click Deposit & copy your address – Send around $0.05–$0.10 Base ETH for transaction fees – You can withdraw it anytime – After depositing, go back to History – Sign & approve → verification done If you don't have Base ETH, comment your same wallet address. I'll send you $0.05 Base ETH for the transaction. Alliance (Special) Tasks seem easier than Live Tasks, maybe. • But you need a Special Code to access them. – Complete 100 Live Tasks – You'll get the X/Y/Z Axis role on Discord – Then you'll get access code to the Special Tasks Around 800 users have received it so far out of 100K+ users. 🎁 I Have Some Special Codes • If you joined through my referral link: – Complete at least 1 Live Task – Follow Axis Robotics – Join their Discord – Comment your profile screenshot + profile name I'll randomly select some people through Grok after 24 hours. That's it. 🫡 – Complete as many tasks as possible. – Points will drop on August 14th. – More tasks = more points How many tasks have you completed so far? 👇 Like, repost & share ❤️‍🩹

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One of the biggest problems with robot benchmarks is also one of the easiest to overlook: The test itself can become predictable. Axis Robotics If robots keep getting evaluated on the same fixed set of tasks, eventually a high score can tell you less about whether a model actually learned to generalize and more about whether it has become good at that particular test. That’s the problem Open Axis Benchmark is trying to tackle, together with OpenRoboto. Instead of treating the benchmark as a permanent list of tasks, Open Axis keeps introducing fresh challenges. Each evaluation round draws from the growing Axis Library, giving models a new set of manipulation tasks to deal with. The goal is simple: make the robot demonstrate that it can handle situations it hasn’t simply memorized. And this is where Axis becomes interesting. The same system continuously generates and expands the task data used to train robotic models, while Open Axis can use that growing pool to create new evaluation environments. So training and evaluation become part of the same compounding loop: more data → more diverse tasks → harder evaluation → better measurement of generalization. That matters because the next generation of robotics models shouldn't just be able to perform tasks they've seen before. They need to work when the task changes. And a benchmark that keeps changing may be a much better way to find out whether they actually can.

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Got so many DMs today from people struggling with the new Axis Robotics tasks 😭 Especially the "fork" task the grip wasn’t working, tasks were getting missed and slots were gone. So I made this quick video guide for all the beginners and anyone still struggling with small objects 👇 🤖 I’ve shown how I position the gripper using sensitivity control and pick up the fork properly so you can get a clean grip and complete the task. Hope this helps you save your next slot 🫂 If you haven't joined yet here is my link 🔗 - Don’t get frustrated after a few failed attempts. Once you get the grip right, it gets much easier. 🫡

Got so many DMs today from people struggling with the new Axis Robotics tasks 😭 Especially the "fork" task the grip wasn’t working, tasks were getting missed and slots were gone. So I made this quick video guide for all the beginners and anyone still struggling with small objects 👇 🤖 I’ve shown how I position the gripper using sensitivity control and pick up the fork properly so you can get a clean grip and complete the task. Hope this helps you save your next slot 🫂 If you haven't joined yet here is my link 🔗 - Don’t get frustrated after a few failed attempts. Once you get the grip right, it gets much easier. 🫡

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J-Cal’s framework for how to be "AI first". It’s not just a slogan 1. Every task… Ask AI first. “How can I do this better.” 2. Every repeated task… Let your agents take care of it so you can do MORE. 3. Give the agent your last 10 outputs, let it score them, run it daily, and do deep-research weekly on what the best are doing differently.

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>> within 5 minutes completed task for Exclusive Badge Axis Robotics robotics binance wallet campaign and setup • 1.5M Points + Exclusive badge • for badge Complete atleast 1 task • 20,000 tasks released daily (FCFS) • Daily refresh at 12 PM UTC Easy steps : 1. Goto binance and create native wallet • wallets created natively in the Binance app via Binance Wallet 2. Then Download the Binance Wallet browser extension 🔗 • After that extension wallet open and Add Keyless Wallet • A QR code will appear Scan it using your Binance mobile app to connect your Keyless Wallet 3. Login through binance wallet: Note : Log out if you’re already logged in with another wallet 4. Now goto Alliance option And tap on Binance Keyless Wallet campaign And Complete a task >> Most important after complete task • open your Portfolio • goto history • sign the trajectory on-chain (Base chain) • complete atleast 1 task for badge • but more tasks complete = earn a larger share of the points pool • read properly task before complete and understand what exactly needs to be done >> campaign ends = September 25 at 6 AM UTC

>> within 5 minutes completed task for Exclusive Badge Axis Robotics robotics binance wallet campaign and setup • 1.5M Points + Exclusive badge • for badge Complete atleast 1 task • 20,000 tasks released daily (FCFS) • Daily refresh at 12 PM UTC Easy steps : 1. Goto binance and create native wallet • wallets created natively in the Binance app via Binance Wallet 2. Then Download the Binance Wallet browser extension 🔗 • After that extension wallet open and Add Keyless Wallet • A QR code will appear Scan it using your Binance mobile app to connect your Keyless Wallet 3. Login through binance wallet: Note : Log out if you’re already logged in with another wallet 4. Now goto Alliance option And tap on Binance Keyless Wallet campaign And Complete a task >> Most important after complete task • open your Portfolio • goto history • sign the trajectory on-chain (Base chain) • complete atleast 1 task for badge • but more tasks complete = earn a larger share of the points pool • read properly task before complete and understand what exactly needs to be done >> campaign ends = September 25 at 6 AM UTC

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X Freeze

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pi-network:native community, this one’s for you. You tap a button once a day to earn Pi, right? What if instead of just tapping, you could train real robots and get rewarded for it? Same five minutes a day, except you’re building something real. There’s a project called Axis Robotics. Pi Ventures, Pi’s own investment arm, put money into it. So it’s not some random coin. It’s backed by the same people you already trust. Axis is building physical AI. Robots need millions of hours of practice to learn how to move, and Axis lets everyday people generate that training data. You log in, complete a task, and get rewarded. Same Pi-style simplicity, but this time what you’re doing feeds into real robotics. The big question with Pi was always where the rewards come from. With Axis it’s not a problem. It’s a real company, and the rewards are revenue share. Still early. Link’s below if you want to check it out. $PI. 🔗

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>> Finally I finished Axis Robotics task in only 9 second • Also got speedrun badge >> If you want complete task within 10 second • use space button for grip and grip out • double click on objects and target save you lots of time Using this method I completed task within 9 Second New user still join = Done ✅

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31,532 次观看 • 8 天前