The San Francisco-based company, Orangewood Labs, a manufacturer of robotic arms, has developed a remotely-operated robotic arm capable of performing furniture manufacturing tasks, such as painting and sanding furniture, via a platform dubbed RoboGPT.

The new platform reportedly lets users easily program the robotic arm via text or voice commands.

Source: Orangewood Labs

The company explained: “This revolution comes to life by harnessing cutting-edge advancements in Deep Learning, specifically in computer vision and Natural Language Processing. Our system excels at accurately processing auditory and text inputs, effortlessly generating the required intermediate programs. These programs are seamlessly deployed on robotic arms without the need for any manual intervention.”

In addition to furniture construction, the robotic arm could also potentially be used for applications such as quality inspection, powder coating and picking and placing tasks.

For more information on RoboGPT, watch the accompanying video that appears courtesy of Orangewood Labs.