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Training a robot used to mean months in a closed lab. A few operators. Fragile data. Then you hoped it transferred. Little Prince flipped that. 15,371 people. 85,387 sessions. Policy on a real robot in 5 days. That’s @axisrobotics in one sentence: turn a browser game into
AI visual note: The image is a comparison slide titled "Crowdsourced vs Onsite," contrasting two data collection methods: crowdsourced collection (featuring real homes, diverse contributors across geographies, and broad variation realism) versus onsite professional collection (controlled studios, calibrated equipment, and consistency for precision), both feeding into production team use. The slide emphasizes the trade-off between diversity (stronger real-world robustness) and consistency (higher precision capture). This image relates to the post by illustrating Axis Robotics' approach to training robots—the crowdsourced side represents the 15,371 people and 85,387 sessions collected via browser games in real-world settings, while the onsite side reflects the lab-based quality assurance, together enabling rapid robot policy deployment ("Little Prince") in just 5 days rather than months of closed-lab work.