Summer 2026

Manipulation Co-Op / Internship

Posted on 4/20/2026

Tuesday Lab

Tuesday Lab

1-10 employees

Subscription-based remote robotics support

Compensation Overview

$40 - $100/hr

New York, NY, USA

In Person

Master's, PhD

Category
AI & Machine Learning (2)
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Required Skills
LLM
Git
Machine Learning
Computer Vision

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Requirements
  • Academic status: currently enrolled in a graduate-level (MS or PhD) computer science or robotics degree program.
  • ML Skillset: Proven experience fine-tuning robot policies, or computer vision models specifically in the domain of robotic manipulation.
  • Robotics Skillset: Hands-on experience deploying models onto real-world robots. Familiarity with robotics middleware (like ROS/ROS2) and the challenges of working with physical hardware (sensors, actuators).
  • Portfolio: A portfolio of projects (e.g., from GitHub, a personal blog, or academic papers) demonstrating hands-on robotics and ML integration.
Responsibilities
  • Deploy and benchmark large computer vision, language, and policy models.
  • Implement research papers spanning both classical and learned approaches to robotic control and perception.
  • Propose and evaluate ideas for our autonomy stack in collaboration with our manipulation team.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience specifically with imitation learning, diffusion policies, or other modern manipulation-focused models.
  • Familiarity with on-device optimization (e.g., TensorRT, quantization, pruning).
  • Experience with data collection at scale, especially using teleoperation.

Adagy Robotics offers 24/7 remote intervention to monitor and troubleshoot robotic systems for customers in manufacturing, logistics, and tech. Its service works through a remote call-center where engineers use robotics and AI expertise to resolve issues in real time, with subscriptions granting continuous access and optional on-site support and upgrades. It differentiates itself by being led by engineers from Tesla and Boston Dynamics, combining deep robotics and AI know-how with constant remote oversight and industry-tailored packages. The goal is to minimize downtime and improve productivity by keeping robots reliable and optimized through ongoing support.

Company Size

1-10

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$130K

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2023

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Website updates on July 17, 2026 show active product work and messaging.
  • Careers page updated July 31, 2026 lists an open call for candidates.
  • LinkedIn posted summer 2026 internships across locomotion, manipulation, and mechatronics.

What critics are saying

  • Tuesday Labs still sells no announced product, leaving revenue dependent on a future launch.
  • The company previously used adagyrobotics.com, signaling a confusing pivot that can weaken trust.
  • Home robotics hardware burns cash; a missed 2026 launch would force dilution or shutdown.

What makes Tuesday Lab unique

  • Rosalind Shinkle, ex-Boston Dynamics, leads Tuesday Labs' consumer robotics push from New York.
  • YC Winter 2024 backs Tuesday Labs, adding credibility for hardware recruiting and capital.
  • The company targets home-tidying robots, a clearer product than Adagy's remote intervention service.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Remote Work Options

Commuter Benefits

Paid Sick Leave

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