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Video Friday: An Italian Humanoid Comes to Life
This week's Video Friday highlights the progress in physical AI robotics, showcasing GENE.01, a fully functional humanoid robot capable of walking, sensing, and interacting with its environment. The video also explores GEN-1, an embodied foundation model that learns from various end-effectors, and a flat-packable flying wing made from corrugated cardboard. These innovations demonstrate advancements in robotics for safe human collaboration and scalable deployment.
This week's Video Friday highlights the progress in physical AI robotics, showcasing GENE.01, a fully functional humanoid robot capable of walking, sensing, and interacting with its environment. The video also explores GEN-1, an embodied foundation model that learns from various end-effectors, and a flat-packable flying wing made from corrugated cardboard. These innovations demonstrate advancements in robotics for safe human collaboration and scalable deployment.
The GENE.01 project represents a significant milestone in the development of humanoid robots, with its full-body multimodal skin enabling touch, proximity, force, and temperature perception. This brings Physical AI closer to safe and natural collaboration with people. Meanwhile, GEN-1, the latest embodied foundation model, supports a broad range of end-effectors, allowing it to experience the physical world through different sensorimotor interfaces. The flying wing made from corrugated cardboard showcases the potential for rapid deployment and low-cost logistics in aerial robotics.
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