Agentic infrastructure to develop, deploy, and operate robotics applications safely. Any agent. Any model. Any hardware.
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If you can code, you can build a robot.
Viam 101 is a free, 90-minute course that teaches you the fundamentals of building robotics applications. No hardware or robotics experience required.
Join 800+ developers who signed up before launch.
Start for free: viam.com/viam-101/?utm_mediu…
Can robots learn general tasks from just a small number of simulated demos?
Watch it happen in real time.
Let us walk you through our @NVIDIARobotics Cosmos 3 Edge tutorial, from an empty sim to a robot arm running a trained policy.
🎥 Live Walkthrough Nov 5: addevent.com/event/dgqbg4n7k…
We’re going live with @nvidia on Thursday, Nov 5 at 11 AM PT to walk through the tutorial step by step. Join us: addevent.com/event/dgqbg4n7k…
Teaching a robot general tasks used to be a team of experienced engineers and lots of expensive hardware. Now it’s just an afternoon and a laptop.
If you can direct a coding agent, you can train a robot.
We built a tutorial with @NVIDIARobotics to show you how: viam.com/resources/train-nvi…
Our SF hackathon with @MongoDB is in full swing!
Teams are building end-to-end physical AI application using Viam and hardware from incredible partners like @seeedstudio
Teaching a robot general tasks used to be a team of experienced engineers and lots of expensive hardware. Now it’s just an afternoon and a laptop.
If you can direct a coding agent, you can train a robot.
We built a tutorial with @NVIDIARobotics to show you how: viam.com/resources/train-nvi…
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The @viamrobotics x @MongoDB Robot Hackathon is kicking off at the @RoboticsCtr in San Francisco! Big thanks to @DexmateAI for joining us today!
#sanfrancisco #mongodb #hackathon #robotics
Building a great robot demo is one thing. Scaling robotics safely and reliably is another.
At #IROS2026, Viam's Shannon Bradshaw spoke with #RobotToday about our BoxBot VLA demo, software infrastructure for robotics, and the real-world guardrails physical AI needs.
robottoday.com/article/viam-…
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Get ready to push the boundaries of robotics with Intel and @viamrobotics at the Robot Hackathon: Edge of Intelligence in NYC! Build, optimize, and deploy real-world AI applications on robots using Intel Core Ultra platforms and OpenVINO. We can't wait to see what you'll create. 🤖🗽
The foundation models that power robots are improving fast. But physical machines still need parameters for what they can do, where they are, and how to operate safely.
At the Long Horizon Physical AI Summit in San Fransisco, Viam's SVP of Product and Education Shannon Bradshaw explained why physical AI needs a deterministic harness that sits between model and machine.
Learn more about the role of a harness in physical AI here: youtu.be/mZ3F8urZuA8?si=4gUI…
At Viam, we’re helping build the future of robotics in NYC and beyond.
We recently brought @nycfirst's educators to Viam’s lab for a hands-on hackathon workshop led by Shannon Bradshaw. The team saw firsthand how Viam can help them teach the next generation of engineers and broaden access to physical AI and robotics.
We’re proud to support NYC FIRST’s work to reach 12,000+ NYC students!
Viam. @intel. NYC.
Join us for a two-day robotics hackathon.
Build and run AI models on real robots using Intel OpenVINO + Viam, with support from our team.
🏆 Win robot kits + $5K in Viam credits for winners
📅 Nov 13–14
Apply now: luma.com/ufudokxg/?utm_mediu…
Meet our office’s newest tour guide, built during our internal hackathon: a robot that navigates the office and talks about the art on our walls.
The base, mic, and speaker would normally each need their own control code. With Viam, you can program them all in one place and build quickly.
Curious how it works? Viam 101 is a free course that walks you through it: viam.com/education/viam-101?…
Language models could only talk. Agent harnesses fixed that for software. Physical AI needs the same layer.
Point those same agents at a robot arm and all of that disappears. Every try moves real hardware near real objects, with nothing bounding it except the agent’s own code.
The gap isn’t what the agent can write. It’s what the layer under it provides.
Viam is the harness for physical AI.
Start building with Viam 101, our free course, and see how it all works: viam.com/education/viam-101?…
Two days, real robot arms, and a lot of builders. 🦾
This past weekend, we hosted Robot Hackathon: Code That Moves at our NYC HQ.
What did teams build?
- An AI agent that sorts loose screws
- Bookworm, a robot that flips through books and reads them aloud
- A water sommelier with two robotic arms that select and open a bottle
- Any many more
Join us at the next one: San Francisco Oct 29-30 with @MongoDB.
Apply now: luma.com/ta40197s/?utm_mediu…
