01
Walk
Velocity-tracking gait.
Say: “Walk forward slowly.”
Features
Every move starts as a sentence
Playkind turns spoken instructions into real behaviour. Kids say what should happen, the robot tries it, and together you look at what went wrong — the same loop engineers use, without a single line of typing.
The loop
How a behaviour is made
01
Train in simulation
Behaviours are learned in physics sim, on your machine or on Hugging Face Jobs.
Learning: cause and effect, safe failure, patience with iteration.
02
Deploy on the robot
One step from simulation to the real thing.
Learning: an idea only counts once it runs in the real world.
03
Refine the simulation
Tune, re-train, re-deploy.
Learning: debugging — describe the problem, change one thing, test again.
04
Publish the policy
Share your new behavior with the community!
Learning: your work is worth sharing, and other people build on it.
Move library
Say it out loud, watch it happen
Each behaviour below is a trained policy the robot can run on command. Ask for it by voice, then ask for it differently — faster, softer, twice in a row — and hear how your words change the result.
02
Sit & stand
Sits down, holds the pose, stands back up on its own.
Say: “Sit down and wait for me.”
03
Kick
A one-shot boot, then straight back to walking.
Say: “Kick the ball, then keep walking.”
04
Grab
Dips the beak to the ground, scoops, and pops back upright.
Say: “Pick that up for me.”
05
Roller skating
Roller skating locomotion when the skates are equipped.
Say: “Put your skates on and roll.”
06
Get back up
Flat on its back to standing, all by itself, ready for the next command.
Say: “Get back up and try again.”
Your turn
Give it your first instruction
Set up an account, say one sentence, and watch a real behaviour run.