@rohanpaul_ai: Robotics is slow because every change needs physical setup, people, space, and repeated field runs. Physical AI needs t…
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Antioch introduces Antioch Agent, a browser-based robotics simulator that lets developers test robot software in a closed agentic loop without physical hardware, accelerating development cycles.
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Robotics is slow because every change needs physical setup, people, space, and repeated field runs. Physical AI needs the kind of testing system software teams already relies on. Antioch just introduced Antioch Agent, a browser-based robotics simulator. Antioch runs your existing robot software inside simulation, connects it to virtual sensors and actuators, and lets you test robot behavior without spending every test cycle on physical hardware.
Antioch (@antiochrobotics): Introducing Antioch Agent. For the first time, simulate the full physical AI stack in a closed agentic loop, entirely from the browser.
Onboard your robot, build high-fidelity simulation scenes, and test in hours what takes weeks in the field.
Develop physical autonomy at the
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