Dream Labs Launches Dream-1 Robot Model with Cross-Hardware API Testing
Dream Labs unveiled Dream-1, a world action model in API testing that controls untrained dual-arm parallel-gripper robots. It predicts target gripper states, delegating joint actuation to onboard software.
Dream Labs released Dream-1 and opened API testing for cross-hardware control. Using camera inputs and text prompts, it predicts gripper poses, while onboard software drives joint motions. Tested on 27 simulated and 4 physical robots, performance varies by model and remains limited by joint limits and obstacles. Commands cost $3 per hour or $2 for the lightweight version (1.6 seconds per call). Controlled testing is advised.
Key takeaways
- Dream-1 predicts gripper states from vision and text to cut retraining, tested on 27 simulated and 4 physical robots.
- Motion is constrained by joint limits and obstacles; calls provide 1.6-second commands and require controlled testing.
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