
I’m skilled in more ways than I’ve uncovered so far Contributor @PrismaXai very raikunized @Raiku
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@PrismaXai really gave me the avenue to exploreeee my creativity tbh. I didn’t even think I could pull this off, considering I had zero knowledge of what I was doing at the time. I literally had to figure things out as I went.
I didn’t win the contest that day (there were definitely better entries), but I remember being so proud of this one. 😂
Gprimaaaaa frens!
Here is my submission for the @PrismaXai robot love contest, y'all.
This valentine season, I wanted to explore gratitude from a different angle, from a robot that is still learning.
So I created a very simple 2d game to express this.
My character in the game is one of my favourite @PrismaXai robots: Baby Franklin.
Baby Franklin learns from humans. He needs human intent, data and guidance to function properly. Every decision he makes, every improvement he shows is shaped by the people who teach him.
That led me to this question: If a Robot that depends on human data and guidance could say ''thank you'', how would he do it?
In Baby Franklin's Valentine Run game, he doesn't use words but he says thank you through effort.
Here, Baby Franklin is racing against time (40 seconds) to get home and take us humans on a valentine's date. The opening call represents guidance. The countdown represents trust placed in him. The obstacles represent everything that tries to get in the way of learning and growth.
He panics. He speeds up as the pressure grows. But he keeps going. Because this is how he shows what he’s learning from us humans: responsibility, effort, and showing up.
This game is playful and light hearted at its core. It carries a simple message that even a learning robot understands that showing up, trying hard and keeping a promise is sometimes the best way to say thank you.
To play the game, click here:
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Rules of the game:
-> Jump and dodge every obstacle until the 40 seconds timer runs out.
-> Use a PC or larger screen for a better experience.
Just read this from @PrismaXai, and as usual, I’m here to give you the tea!
The tea? The team cut π0.5’s GPU memory usage by almost 50%.
Sometimes, the biggest improvements come from fixing what you already have.
PrismaX reduced the peak VRAM usage of its π0.5 robotics AI rollout stack from approximately 22 GB to just 11.2 GB. That’s nearly 49% less memory!
How did they do it? By fixing two software inefficiencies: unnecessary model initialization and duplicate memory usage from keeping PyTorch models in memory alongside compiled TensorRT engines.
This means π0.5 can now fit on 16 GB GPUs, including the desktop RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5080, opening the door for more people to run the rollout stack on accessible hardware.
With high-end GPUs becoming increasingly expensive and harder to find, this is a pretty significant engineering win.
The bigger takeaway? Making AI more accessible isn't always about building smaller models or buying bigger GPUs. Sometimes, it's about eliminating inefficiencies and getting more out of the hardware you already have.
With 24 GB laptop GPUs getting harder to find, we squeezed our π0.5 rollout stack from about 22 GB of VRAM to 11.2 GB.
New from @castorhat: the two fixes, and the 16 GB cards it runs on now.
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Robots don't just need data. They need the right data.
And I think that's the interesting part of what @PrismaXai is bringing to CoRL 2026.
Instead of collecting data and hoping it works, PrismaX builds the collection around the task a robot needs to learn. The task, the environment, the robot itself. Everything is designed to meet specific requirements.
And before the data ships, every episode goes through quality checks. Anything that doesn't meet the standard gets cut.
Because what's the point of collecting thousands of hours of data if a robot can't actually learn the skill from it?
PrismaX will be at CoRL 2026 in Austin, November 9–12, at Booth #1100.
The conversation around robot data is changing, and @PrismaXai is right in the middle of it.
We'll be at CoRL 2026 in Austin, November 9-12. Find us at Booth #1100 📍
CoRL is where the robot learning field compares notes. We're bringing the data side: robot data built to spec, for the hardest tasks, on your embodiments.
@corl_conf #CoRL2026
Just wrapped up Codenames Night on the @PrismaXai Nigerian community channel. Hosted by me, alongside my amazing co-host, @Web3Kalito1.
Loved every bit of this. Can’t wait for the next one.
Gosh, I get so ridiculously happy whenever I finish a good show😭😭 Been dilly-dallying all over my house since I finished this one. The post show high is so real. SEVERANCE is next on my watchlist. My friend said it’s goated, so my expectations are already through the roof. 🙃
























