Today, Dream Labs is officially out of stealth! 🚀 What an incredible journey these past six months have been. I’ve always believed in two things: scaling and generalization. That belief led us to introduce World Action Models (WAMs), which learn from videos of the world and use that understanding to act. With enough scale, the right architecture, and the right data, I believe we can build a general-purpose robot brain that works across different robots, tasks, and environments. Yet despite incredible progress in robotics, most breakthroughs have remained in research labs, out of reach for the broader public. Six months ago, @jang_yoel , @scott_e_reed , @youliangtan , and I co-founded Dream Labs with a simple dream: What if anyone could give their robot a general-purpose brain, just through an API call? Today, we’re taking that first step. Dream-1 is now live for everyone Dream-1 controls bimanual robots with parallel grippers it has never seen before, zero-shot, on unseen tasks in unseen environments. But what excites me most isn’t just what Dream-1 can do today. It’s what we might discover together. With our public robot brain API, we want to put general-purpose robot intelligence into everyone’s hands. Try it on new robots, tasks, and environments we’ve never imagined. We want to empower everyone to discover their own “wow” moments with robots and explore what’s truly possible. ChatGPT wasn’t perfect when it first launched, but it opened up AI to the world. I hope today marks a similar beginning for robotics. Dream-1 is still a research beta. It will make mistakes, and there’s a long way to go. But someone has to take the first step. None of this would have been possible without our amazing team. I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished in just six months and grateful to be building alongside such talented people. ❤️ And we’re just getting started. If you share our dream, come build the future of robotics with us! 🚀 Everyday capabilities for everyday robots @dreamlabs_ai