VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @fdotinc, Founders Inc. is hosting the MakerMods Physical AI Hackathon on November 7–8 at its Fort Mason lab in San Francisco. The event uses bimanual robot arms and Dream Labs' Dream-1 model, and includes a skill-scored leaderboard track and a creative track. The post also lists an AWS Startups session on physical AI on November 4 and a SoftBank speaker, Angela Du, among other events.
According to a post on X by @fdotinc, Founders Inc. is hosting the MakerMods Physical AI Hackathon on November 7–8 at its Fort Mason lab in San Francisco. The event uses bimanual robot arms and Dream Labs' Dream-1 model, and includes a skill-scored leaderboard track and a creative track. The post also lists an AWS Startups session on physical AI on November 4 and a SoftBank speaker, Angela Du, among other events.
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Founders Inc. (f.inc) is hosting the MakerMods Physical AI Hackathon Nov 7–8 at its Fort Mason lab, with bimanual robot arms and Dream Labs' Dream-1 model, a skill-scored leaderboard track and a creative track. Around it: an AWS Startups session on physical AI on Nov 4, SoftBank's Angela Du and Morrison Foerster's...
Robotics builders and founders interested in physical AI can see a hands-on event built around real bimanual robot arms and a named model. Teams in the leaderboard track will be scored on skill, while the creative track offers a different way to compete. Readers should check the full event listing for registration details and the final speaker lineup.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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