Physical Intelligence API Beta: Frontier Models for Every Robot
Our latest robotics models are now available through the Pi API beta. Upload data, fine-tune models, and deploy cloud-hosted inference on your own robots.
The Pi API beta offers robotic foundation models for training and inference, simplifying adaptation to new tasks and environments.
The Pi API allows developers to upload data and fine-tune models via a hosted gateway.
The API aims to reduce data and effort needed for robotic tasks with updated models.
Collaborations with companies help validate model performance across industries and hardware.
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We are making our latest models available for training and inference through the Pi API beta.
Deploying robots is challenging. Besides identifying the right use case and building the right hardware, developers need models intelligent enough to perform the task at hand. General-purpose robotic foundation models such as π0 and π0.5 offer a promising way to tackle this challenge. They provide a strong foundation of physical knowledge and capabilities, substantially reducing the data and effort needed to adapt to new tasks, environments, or robots. But adapting them still requires ML infrastructure, compute, and complex data pipelines, which are difficult in their own right. What if the latest and most powerful robotic foundation models could be adapted to each application through a simple and ready-made API?
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