Dancing Robots at China's Gala Spark AI Rivalry and Advancements
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In a jaw-dropping display at the China Spring Festival Gala, 16 humanoid robots from Unry took the stage, flawlessly executing a traditional dance routine. These H1 robots put Tesla's shaky demos to shame, showcasing impeccable balance and coordination. Standing tall at 1.8m and weighing 47kg, these robots underwent rigorous training with AI technology, setting a new standard in the world of robotics. With a price tag of $90,000 each, these robots are a testament to China's rapid advancements in AI and Robotics, leaving the competition in the dust.
Meanwhile, Figure AI, the brains behind the humanoid robot Figure2, made waves by parting ways with Open AI to develop their own cutting-edge in-house AI system. This bold move signifies their commitment to total control over their humanoid robots' hardware and software. On the other hand, Elon Musk praised Tesla's Optimus hand as a marvel of engineering, sparking a heated rivalry with Clone Robotics and their innovative muscle-based approach. The battle between motor-based and muscle-powered designs is shaping up to be a clash of titans in the robotics arena.
Nvidia and Carnegie Mellon University are revolutionizing humanoid robotics with their groundbreaking training framework, ASAP, aiming to imbue robots with agile skills akin to top athletes. This cutting-edge framework bridges the gap between simulation and real-world physics, tackling challenges like the Real 2 Sim 2 Real Gap head-on. As companies pour resources into humanoid AI, focusing on tasks ranging from commercial applications to household chores, the competition is fierce, propelling the field of robotics into uncharted territory. The race for the most advanced humanoid AI is on, with each innovation pushing the boundaries of what robots can achieve in our world.
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