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Mbodi AI (YC P25) Is Hiring Robotics/Research Engineers

Hacker News Thursday 30 July 2026, 12:01 UTC By chitianhao 1 min read
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Industrial Robots that Learn and Operate Like Humans Mbodi is an embodied AI platform that makes robots learn like humans, with natural language. So anyone can teach robots new skills by talking to them and execute the learned skills reliably in production, in minutes. We are pioneering the next wave of robotics, where advanced generative models meet real-world applications.

Industrial Robots that Learn and Operate Like Humans Mbodi is an embodied AI platform that makes robots learn like humans, with natural language. So anyone can teach robots new skills by talking to them and execute the learned skills reliably in production, in minutes. We are pioneering the next wave of robotics, where advanced generative models meet real-world applications. Backed by top investors and already working with global industrial partners (e.g., ABB), we’re redefining what’s possible in robotics and automation.
Mbodi AI (ORG) YC (ORG) Robotics/Research Engineers Industrial Robots (ORG) ABB (ORG)
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