Backed By Skild AI
Robotics “brain” enabling dexterous, adaptive robots across manufacturing tasks.
Skild Brain is a general-purpose robotics foundation model that runs on diverse robots—from humanoids to mobile manipulators—enabling them to perform complex tasks like adaptive grasping, stair climbing, assembly, and navigation in cluttered or changing environments. It’s continuously improved with shared real-world feedback across deployed robots, making it ideal for scalable manufacturing automation.
Automated assembly tasks
Adaptive object manipulation
Inspection & packing
Multi-robot coordination in factories
Full access to Skild Brain API
Omni-bodied Foundation Model (Skild Brain)
Cross-Hardware Generalization (works on humanoids, quadrupeds, etc.)
Real-Time, Adaptive Learning
API for Robotics Application Development (Mobile Manipulation Platform)
Safe Human-Robot Interaction Protocols
Real user experiences from across different platforms
The large-scale model we are building demonstrates unparalleled generalization and emergent capabilities across robots and tasks, providing significant potential for automation within real-world environments. We are building AI that will interact with and affect change in the real world.
Deepak Pathak (CEO)
July 2024
a scalable, general-purpose AI solution to deploy robots across diverse, complex environments.
epetitive physical tasks needing automation.
Small businesses or non-industrial applications.
or digital AI agents.
Breaks the data and hardware barrier in robotics by providing a single, general-purpose AI brain that is transferable across different robot bodies. This accelerates the deployment of capable, low-cost robots to address critical labor shortages in construction, manufacturing, and healthcare.
Technology is bleeding-edge and likely in early commercial deployment, not mass-market ready. Requires extremely high computing power (GPU One, HPE Cray) for training and inferencing. High initial cost is anticipated due to massive R&D and specialized hardware requirements. Full long-term capabilities and reliability in diverse real-world settings are still being validated.