Agentic testing for physical AI
Agents turn every robot failure into a test and a fix, with your team checking every judgment.
Get in touchFrom takeover to fix
Agents start with a two-week audit of 200 to 500 takeover clips you have. No robot needed.
- TAKEOVER CLIPSILLUSTRATIVE
01 / 04
Find the causes
Agents group your takeover clips into failure types, with rates.
BORROWED FROM Self-driving disengagement reports
- TEST SUITEILLUSTRATIVE
02 / 04
Write the tests
Agents turn the top causes into checks that rerun on every new version.
BORROWED FROM Regression testing in software
- RELEASE GATEILLUSTRATIVE
03 / 04
Gate the release
Agents report whether a new version is better, and what got worse.
BORROWED FROM Staged rollouts and release gates
- DATA ORDERILLUSTRATIVE
04 / 04
Order the fix
Agents specify the training data that would fix the top failures.
BORROWED FROM In-house data engines
A verdict before every release
Agents rerun each new version on every past failure.
Why robot results are hard to trust
2,500+ runs, 100+ hours
Human work to compare one robot model against its baselines.
13 of 20 versus 14 of 20
Toyota Research Institute: "we cannot state that one policy outperforms the other."
3,067 vehicles recalled
For a behavior that, in Waymo's words, "only manifested with the 8/20/2025 driverless software release."
Sources: AutoEval, Toyota Research Institute, NHTSA 25E084
How it is proven. Agents report how often their judge agrees with your engineers, and count takeovers before and after.