It's been a few weeks since we launched tnkr.ai's Robot Explorer to the public, and I wanted to share our progress and the major improvements we've made since leaving private beta.
Our private beta started with 20 users who helped shape the core experience. Since launching publicly, we've grown to 15 active users - each one providing valuable feedback that's helping us refine and improve the platform.
What's New?
Two major updates define our public release:
Deeper Component Understanding
We've added the ability to explore surface-level information about individual robot parts. Users can now dive into specific components and ask follow-up questions about them - making the exploration process more interactive and educational.
Enhanced Visualization
We've replaced our basic URDF view with a more detailed visualization system. This isn't just a visual upgrade - it's the foundation for several new features we're excited to roll out in the coming weeks.
See It In Action (No login required)
Want to try it out? Check out one of the ublic projects, the Parol-6 Robotic Arm tnkr.ai/source-robotics/parol-6.
Early feedback has been crucial in shaping tnkr.ai, and we're committed to keeping that dialogue open. Whether you're one of our original beta testers or just discovering us now, we want to hear your thoughts on how we can make the platform more useful.
Have ideas for improvements? Features you'd love to see? Pain points we should address? Let us know - your feedback directly shapes what we build next.