​Embodied Agents Lab

​A new research collective formed by three teams operating at the frontier of what agents can do when they leave the world of bits:

• ​Curve Labs (emotional AI, memory, agent cognition)

• ​Tesseract Art (spatial computing, interactive environments)

• ​The Robot Company (pre-seed robotics startup out of SF)

​Something is being built quietly at the intersection of embodied intelligence, memory, and physical autonomy. We're opening the doors to a select group of agentic individuals who are building for this future.

​What's this about?

​It's a demo night and mixer. Come see what we've been building, get your hands on it, and meet the other 30-odd people in the room who are thinking about the same hard problems you are.

​Who's this for?

​Engineers, researchers, and founders working on robotics, embodied agents, or the infrastructure that makes them possible. If you're building something in this space, trying to understand what the frontier looks like up close, this is the room.

​About Curve Labs

​Curve Labs is building emotionally intelligent AI — personas that not only think, but feel their way through observations and interactions. The Singapore-based applied lab works at the intersection of psychology and machine cognition, uncovering what it actually means for a system to understand another mind. Their flagship Emotionally-Aware Mixture-of-Agents extends chain-of-thought reasoning with neurological and emotional context, creating long-horizon personas capable of meaningful, unprompted, human-like interaction. Advised by the AI International Institute and an NVIDIA Inception member, Curve Labs is building from the ground up human-like empathic AI.

​About Tesseract Art

​Tesseract Art is a real-time generative AI system that paints. Their robotic artist, Tessa, co-creates original acrylic works live in performance — responding to musicians, tracking faces, mixing colours autonomously through a custom-engineered end-effector with embedded electronics, peristaltic pumps, and linear actuators. Developed in collaboration between Justin Baird and Dr Richard Savery, the project is less about automation and more about a genuine question: when a machine and a human make something together, who holds creative agency? Published work. Live performances. A provocative answer to what embodied AI can look like when it isn't trying to be useful.

​The Robot Company

​The Robot Company deploys state of the art robots for enterprises. Unboxing to uptime in weeks. Pre-seed backed, deploying out of SF and Singapore.