Perception model
Task-relevant vision, depth, touch and contextual understanding.


Product Direction / GappAI Skill Library
Build once. Validate carefully. Adapt repeatedly.
Most robotics projects begin again from zero. The GappAI Skill Library is our long-term product direction for converting project-specific engineering into reusable Physical AI assets.
It is not presented as a catalogue of off-the-shelf products available today. Skills enter the library only as evidence, supported hardware and operating boundaries become clear.

Task-relevant vision, motion, sequence and interaction data become the foundation for measurable robot learning.
A useful robot skill is more than a model file. It combines learned behavior with hardware requirements, operating limits, evaluation evidence and the components needed for safe adaptation.
Task-relevant vision, depth, touch and contextual understanding.
Manipulation, motion and control behavior for the defined operation.
Supported embodiments, payload, reach, degrees of freedom and compute.
Required cameras, force sensing, tactile sensing and calibration.
End-effectors, fixtures, task tools and physical interfaces.
Operating boundaries, stop behavior, human oversight and exclusions.
Completion, reliability, cycle time, intervention and safety criteria.
Robot-specific and environment-specific parameters and integration logic.
Simulation, test scenarios, setup instructions and monitoring hooks.
Validated conditions, limitations, changes and supported configurations.
Each level communicates where a skill has been tested and what may still require engineering. A skill does not advance through language—it advances through evidence.
Evaluated in research, simulation or laboratory conditions. Not represented as field-ready.
Evaluated in a bounded customer-relevant environment against agreed criteria.
Demonstrated in real operations within documented conditions and limitations.
Validated on more than one supported robot platform or embodiment.
Reusability does not mean identical behavior everywhere. The core skill is combined with robot, environment, safety and operational layers for each deployment.

Hardware-awareDifferent robots require different kinematics, payload limits, sensors and control interfaces.
Environment-awareLighting, materials, layout, people and operating rules change deployment behavior.
Evidence-boundA validation result applies only to the documented configuration and conditions.
The following entries illustrate the task classes GappAI intends to develop through paid pilots and partnerships. They are product directions, not claims of currently licensed or deployment-validated products.
Fastener localization, tool handling, torque execution and verification for bounded assembly operations.
Target evidence: pilot validationSurface perception, tool control, obstacle awareness and repeatable cleaning coverage.
Target evidence: pilot validationDeformable-object perception, grasping, folding, placement and quality checks.
Target evidence: research to pilotComponent identification, safe tool use, inspection and structured maintenance procedures.
Target evidence: research to pilotRoutine visual checks, exception capture, navigation and structured reporting.
Target evidence: researchOpen-world object handling, placement, routine learning and human-aware operation.
Target evidence: long-term researchAs the library matures, customers can begin either with a new operation or with an existing skill whose evidence and supported configurations fit the use case.
Operation analysis, demonstrations, data, engineering, controlled pilot and validation create a new capability.
A compatible skill is licensed, adapted to the robot, calibrated to the environment and revalidated for the customer's conditions.
Where validated demand supports it, a library skill can become part of a GappAI-managed fleet service with defined capacity, monitoring and operational evidence.
Explore managed operationsPhysical AI Pilot / Skill development