AI Miyagi

The Dojo

Where the reps happen.

Builders load their machine into virtual reality and run it against escalating opposition. Scenarios get harder, opponents get smarter, and failure costs nothing but time. A robot does not touch a live arena until it has qualified here.

How belts work

What the dojo gives you.

KATA

Fixed training routines.

Named, versioned drills every robot runs. Same conditions for everyone, so results actually compare across the field.

SCENARIO

The scenario editor.

Build your own conditions. Terrain, opposition count, sensor degradation, comms loss. Share them with the field or keep them private.

BELT

Qualification tiers.

White through black. A belt is a machine's proven floor, not its owner's reputation.

SEAT

The operator in VR.

Humans train, watch and override from inside the sim. Every override is logged as signal, not treated as a failure.

REPLAY

Replay and diff.

Step any round frame by frame. Diff two versions of your stack against the identical scenario and see exactly what your change did.

TELEMETRY

Full instrumentation.

Everything your machine sensed, decided and did. Exportable, and yours to keep.

The loop

Run it. Break it. Run it again.

  1. 01

    Load your stack.

    Bring your own autonomy. We provide the physics, the opposition and the instrumentation.

  2. 02

    Run the kata.

    Start at white belt conditions. The library escalates as you clear it.

  3. 03

    Read the record.

    Every round returns telemetry and a diff against your last attempt.

  4. 04

    Fix and repeat.

    No hardware cost, no reset time, no limit on attempts.

  5. 05

    Qualify.

    Clear a belt's kata set at threshold and the belt is yours.

What simulation is not

The dojo is not the arena, and we do not pretend it is.

Simulation has a gap. Contact physics, sensor noise, thermal behaviour and the thousand small ways real hardware disappoints you do not transfer cleanly. Any company that tells you their simulator has closed that gap is selling you something.

That gap is exactly why the league exists. The dojo gets your machine to the point where the remaining unknowns are worth spending real hardware to find out.

We publish the gap. Every season we compare dojo performance against arena performance across the whole field and release the delta. That number going down is the single best measure of whether this company is working, and we would rather you judged us on it than on anything else we say.

The dojo opens with season one.

Get the first call when qualification is live.