Physical AI Lab 01

When does feedback matter?

Compare a scheduled pick-and-place with a feedback-guarded controller. Same physics. Measured outcomes.

What you will learnDistinguish commanded motion from verified load support; test a one-factor repair.
What runs herePhysX 5.6.1 contacts; designed waypoint controller with optional feedback guards. No learned policy.
Completion criteriaMeasured baseline, diagnostic evidence, controlled repair comparison, then four frozen transfer cases.

Choose a task preset, then run. Checkmarks come from recorded physical evidence, not clicking through.

Interactive workcell

Pick. Place. Verify.

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Preparing the workcell…
Starting the physics engine

Loading PhysX and preparing the robot…

  1. 01Observe
  2. 02Plan
  3. 03Act
  4. 04Verify

Measured state

Updated from the simulation
Physics engine
Loading
Experiment time
0.00 s
Center height
—
Object speed
—
Gripper gap
—
Contact state
Waiting
mmN

Measured at 120 physics steps/s; graph sampled at 10 Hz. No generated or predicted outcomes.

Run a matched pair for comparable evidence.