Gofer AI
Turning human demonstrations into robot intelligence
Gofer AI is building a human-to-robot learning platform that transforms everyday demonstration videos into robot-executable intelligence. Instead of manually programming robotic behavior through conventional reinforcement learning, users can record a task on a phone and convert it into robot-ready policies capable of sim-to-real transfer. By turning video into autonomous execution, Gofer bridges the gap between human intent and robotic action while giving users control over the governance and monetization of recorded tasks.
Jason Okorie is the CEO and co-founder of Gofer AI. He studied Computer Science at the University of Maryland and worked on imitation learning for robotic arms at Apple, where he captured force data from devices to help robotic systems mimic human movement. He is joined by co-founder Chidi Okoro, who studied Computer Science at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical University and brings experience in software engineering and physical AI from his time at Honeywell and Wells Fargo.
