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How does a robot think?

Every robot runs the same loop, many times a second. It senses the world with cameras and sensors, an AI model decides what to do next, and motors carry it out. Then it checks what happened and goes again.

What is new is the middle step. Instead of hand-written rules, robots now use one large model that can see, understand an instruction like “put the cup in the sink”, and turn it into movement.

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The simple version

A robot senses, thinks and acts, again and again

  1. Meet a helper robot.Someone asks it to put the cup in the sink. To do that, it runs the same three steps over and over.
  2. Sense.Its cameras look around and spot the things that matter here: the cup and the sink.
  3. Think.An AI model inside works out a plan: pick up the cup, carry it over, put it down gently.
  4. Act.Motors move the arm and hand to follow the plan, a little bit at a time.
  5. Check, then go again.It looks again to see if it worked. Robots repeat sense, think, act many times every second.
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Robot brains

Models that move things

Gemini RoboticsGoogle DeepMind
GR00TNVIDIA
π0Physical Intelligence
HelixFigure AI
Words you’ll see

Robotics glossary

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Embodied AIAI that has a body and learns by acting in the world.
VLA modelVision-language-action: one model that sees, reads an instruction and outputs movement.
Sim-to-realTraining a robot in simulation, then moving the skill to a real machine.
TeleoperationA person controlling a robot remotely, often to collect training data.

Robots, in plain words.

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