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Tiny Worlds is making Asimov’s robot laws real, so robots behave safely around people. As robots move out of factories and into homes, hospitals, and public spaces, the real problem is no longer capability, it’s trust and safety. When something unexpected happens, a robot doesn’t need to be clever. It needs to know when not to act.

Tiny Worlds is built on a simple principle: actions must be justified, not assumed. If a robot cannot explain why an action is safe, based on its surroundings, the physical world, and what it does not know, it should pause or refuse.

Founded by Eldaniz Babayev, Tiny Worlds is a Robotics x AI lab led by a founder with a background in 3D scene understanding, geometric representations, and motion planning.