FAQ
Common questions.
A concise reference for the robotic brain, SLAK framework, learning loop, and asynchronous runtime.
FAQ
Common questions about the CyberBrain framework.
A concise reference for the robotic brain, SLAK framework, learning loop, and asynchronous runtime.
What is CyberBrain?+
CyberBrain is a reasoning-first robotic brain framework that lets robots understand people, reason about context, and act through physical bodies.
Is CyberBrain a robot hardware company?+
CyberBrain is primarily building the robotic brain framework and platform. Real robots demonstrate that the framework runs end-to-end on hardware.
What does “a conversation, not a script” mean?+
It means the robot can respond to natural human instructions in real environments without a pre-scripted skill sequence for that exact task.
How does CyberBrain learn from experience?+
It stores context, task outcomes, reasoning traces, and useful strategies so future similar tasks can be handled more intelligently.
What is SLAK?+
SLAK is the four-layer framework: Sensing, Logic, Action, and Knowledge.
Why does asynchronous control matter?+
It lets the body continue moving while the brain continues reasoning, making interaction smoother and more responsive.