Automata Room uses Jev to score robot designs
In Automata Room, users change robot designs in natural language, and Jev reads real values like joints, reach, mass, and limits to score the design against the brief and decide what to change next.
Co-design is now part of Automata Room. 🦾 Describe the robot you want or tell it how to change the current design. The model returns the whole robot, checks every number, and the Studio shows the result instantly. Want to iterate? Just keep talking. Undo takes you back. Then there’s Jev’s verdict. Jev reads the robot from its actual numbers links, joints, reach, mass, limits, and clashes — and scores it against your brief. It then decides what should change next. From: “Design a humanoid right arm…” to: “Make the forearm 5 cm longer and widen the elbow limits to ±160°.” to: “Add a camera on the wrist looking along the gripper.” Design → evaluate → iterate. The robot is built move by move, while every change stays grounded in measurable geometry.