Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Ultra Mobility Vehicle, built by the Robotics and AI (RAI) Institute, has no rider, and no gyroscope. Instead, it has something far more interesting: the ability to learn.
Through thousands of trials and failures, it figured out how to balance, steer, hop on one wheel, and vault onto a one-meter platform, all on its own. The RAI Institute, a research organization pushing the frontier of robotic mobility and artificial intelligence, developed the UMV to explore just how far a machine can go when you hand it a goal and let it find its own way there.
The Ultra Mobility Vehicle, built by the Robotics and AI (RAI) Institute, has no rider, and no gyroscope. Instead, it has something far more interesting: the ability to learn.
Through thousands of trials and failures, it figured out how to balance, steer, hop on one wheel, and vault onto a one-meter platform, all on its own. The RAI Institute, a research organization pushing the frontier of robotic mobility and artificial intelligence, developed the UMV to explore just how far a machine can go when you hand it a goal and let it find its own way there.
