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Created something special with @PrismaXai Not just a design, but a glimpse of how human creativity and intelligent systems come together Holding the future in both hands ✨ @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @shayebackus ✨🫶🏼

@YehoshuaZion @fredorosario_06 @dapretty_taurus Gprisma kuyaaa

Robotics sounds futuristic, but the hard part is still the real world. This was our 6th session on the PH Channel in the PrismaX Discord, hosted by @fredorosario_06 and @dapretty_taurus. We talked about why robots can work well in clean, controlled places, but struggle when the environment keeps changing. That is where teleoperation becomes important. Humans control robots remotely, guide them in real time, and help them learn from messy situations. > Robots need real data > Humans guide the action > Tele-op fills the gap > Every correction teaches > Better data improves models A small grocery stockroom is a perfect example. Items change in shape, size, position, and placement, so robots need human guidance before they can handle that kind of chaos better. > Community learns faster > Events explain the system > AMAs build understanding > Content clinics improve quality > Active members grow together This is why @PrismaXai matters. It is not just about watching robots move, it is about building a real loop where humans, robots, and data improve together. Lastly, @dimebag47031864 hosted a mini game event called Kirka, a shooting game, and it made the session even more fun after all the learning. Big respect to everyone who joined. Drop your take on what real-world robotics needs next. gPrisma from the 🇵🇭 !!! @skrtttt_34 @Shinnnnn262 @claudinereyes26 @JTrinidad2001 @LeaNicoleRosar1 @roe_row_rose @Deserielodor @watdapaaaaak @Denjibbboi @Youryumiiigirl3 @0x_Gen0 @Mitsuk1_Chan @sunrakuuusan @mrflmnlNFT @mikeonchain1 @EnthusiastRyo @psydoweb3 Stay connected with PrismaX: Discord: discord.gg/prismaxai X: @PrismaXai Website: app.prismax.ai X Community: x.com/i/communities/…

@dapretty_taurus @fredorosario_06 @PrismaXai Gprisma ate! Waiting for your #7 AMA hihi

We successfully held our AMA #6: The Future of Robotics, in @PrismaXai Discord PH channel and I just want to sincerely thank everyone who joined and stayed with us from start to finish. Your time, attention, and engagement made the session meaningful. Special thanks as well to @fredorosario_06 for co-hosting and helping guide the discussion smoothly. It was a great way to end the session on a lighter note and keep the community energy going. This AMA focused on understanding where robotics is really heading, not just in theory, but in real-world application. One of the key points we discussed is that the future of robotics is not just about automation, but about adaptability. Systems today struggle because they are trained in controlled environments, while the real world is constantly changing. We also went deeper into teleoperation and why it plays such an important role. Teleoperation allows human input to guide systems in situations where they are not yet capable on their own. Every movement, adjustment, and decision made during tele-op becomes valuable data. Over time, these repeated actions help systems learn how to operate in unpredictable environments. To make it clearer, we also shared real-world scenarios where structured systems would fail, but human-guided interaction makes a difference. These examples showed how small decisions, like adjusting grip, repositioning objects, or reacting to unexpected changes, carry real context that machines need to learn from. These discussions matter because they help the community understand that progress in robotics is not instant. It is built through continuous interaction, shared knowledge, and real experience. The more we engage, the more we contribute to something that grows beyond individual effort. Again, thank you to everyone who participated and made the session successful.

@Shinnnnn262 @vivianrobotics @PrismaXai Gprisma sister!

@Deserielodor @vivianrobotics @PrismaXai Gprisma sister ❤

Yesterday I joined the karaoke session hosted by one of our wonderful MOD @vivianrobotics ✨ @PrismaXai, and it turned out to be more than just a fun event. It was a space where people could relax, share moments, and connect in a way that goes beyond the usual conversations. 🧵

@roe_row_rose @PrismaXai @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @shayebackus Gprisma Rose!

@Deserielodor @PrismaXai @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @shayebackus Ate! Gprisma !

Created something special with @PrismaXai Not just a design, but a glimpse of how human creativity and intelligent systems come together Holding the future in both hands ✨ @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @shayebackus ✨🫶🏼

@claudinereyes26 @sensitibMEow @PrismaXai @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @shayebackus Gprisma cutiee

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@Deserielodor @sensitibMEow @PrismaXai @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @shayebackus Nice pic! Sa bicol ba yan?

@nathweb3 @vivianrobotics @PrismaXai Yey heard you wonderful voice as well 🫶🏼✨ gprismaaa

@Deserielodor @vivianrobotics @PrismaXai no wayyy your graphics is really good! im also in the karaoke last time!

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It creates a foundation where collaboration becomes natural, not forced. If you want to be part of a community that values both growth and genuine connection, you can join the @PrismaXai discord community. Discord: discord.gg/prismaxai

Some sang confidently, some just enjoyed listening, but everyone contributed to the energy of the room. Events like this matter because they bring community closer. When people feel comfortable, they engage more, support each other more, and build stronger connections over time.

We recently held another AMA in the PH channel, this time focused on Content Originality in @PrismaXai, and it was honestly one of the most important sessions we’ve had so far. Instead of just going through rules, we took time to explain what originality really means in this space. Not just avoiding copying, but actually understanding what you’re sharing and making sure it reflects your own thinking and effort. We discussed what is allowed, what is not, and how to properly give credit when needed. One thing we emphasized is that changing a few words is not the same as creating something original. The structure, the idea, and the thought process should come from you. We also talked about why this matters. Content in Prisma is not just for posting. It helps others learn, understand, and navigate the ecosystem. If content is not original, it creates confusion and removes value from the community. Another important point we highlighted is how we communicate. We also explained the proper process when issues happen. From warnings to corrections, and why these steps exist not to punish, but to guide and protect both creators and the community. We also added a dedicated slide about teleoperation to connect how learning works not just in content, but in the system itself. Teleoperation is not just about controlling a robot. It is about how human decisions become something a system can learn from. Every adjustment, every pause, every correction carries intent. That intent becomes data. We shared a real-world scenario during the session to make this clearer. Think about a small neighborhood water delivery setup where large gallon containers are stacked unevenly on a narrow metal rack. Some containers are slightly dented, some are wet, and some are placed at unstable angles. A robot trained in a clean and fixed environment might try to grab straight and end up slipping or knocking other containers over. With teleoperation, a human operator approaches it differently. You adjust your grip based on the shape of the container. You tilt slightly before lifting to avoid hitting the rack. You slow down because the surface is wet and unstable. Those actions are not pre-programmed. They come from awareness of the situation. When repeated, those actions become patterns. And those patterns become something the system can learn from over time. That is why we included that part in the AMA. To show that learning in Prisma is not just about rules or content, but about understanding how real-world behavior translates into improvement. What made the session meaningful is how engaged everyone was. Members stayed, listened, asked questions, and understood why originality is not just a rule, but a responsibility. Because at the end of the day, originality is what builds trust, and trust is what keeps a community strong. Appreciate everyone who joined and supported the session. This is the kind of conversation that helps the community grow in the right direction. Learn more: Website: prismax.ai X (Twitter): x.com/prismaxai YouTube: @PrismaX-AI" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@PrismaX-AI Telegram: t.me/PrismaX_News Discord: discord.gg/prismaxai @vivianrobotics @MaxC16134 @castorhat @shayebackus @chynaqqq ✨🫶🏼 Video presentation below 👇🏼

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@YehoshuaZion @fredorosario_06 @dapretty_taurus Gprismaaa Twas an amazing event, fr! Had so much fun as well! Wen next??

The best community sessions are the ones that teach something real and still keep the energy fun. This was our 4th session in the PH channel on PrismaX Discord, hosted by @fredorosario_06 and @dapretty_taurus, and the discussion was really useful. The main topic was about making original content and not copying other people’s work, because if you do that, you can get banned from the Discord server. > Original ideas > Own voice > No copying > Respect rules That message matters because a strong community grows when creators bring real effort, real thoughts, and real creativity. After the discussion, @dimebag47031864 hosted a mini game called Kirka, and it was really fun. It gave the whole session a nice balance of learning and enjoyment. Big respect to @PrismaXai for building a space where originality, discipline, and community all matter. Sessions like this help people learn the right way, create the right way, and enjoy the process too. gPrisma from the 🇵🇭 !!! @skrtttt_34 @Shinnnnn262 @claudinereyes26 @JTrinidad2001 @LeaNicoleRosar1 @roe_row_rose @Deserielodor @0xMavve @watdapaaaaak @0x_Gen0 @itskalanaraa @Mitsuk1_Chan @sunrakuuusan @mrflmnlNFT @mikeonchain1 Stay connected with PrismaX: Discord: discord.gg/prismaxai X: @PrismaXai Website: app.prismax.ai X Community: x.com/i/communities/…