General Robotics is betting on modular intelligence, not one robot brain

General Robotics is developing an architecture called GRID based on modular intelligence instead of a single robot brain. Co-founder Sai Vemprala outlined this approach using simulation-based robotics and scalable physical AI. The strategy offers teams an alternative to building one monolithic model for robot control.

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