InstinctFlash is a high-performance serving runtime for robotics models from General Instinct. It targets the latency and throughput constraints of robot control loops rather than batch inference on a server.
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Serve a trained policy with a runtime tuned for tight control loops.
Measure and hold inference latency inside the cycle time your platform requires.
Standardise how models are served across several robots.
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