Just as online text was used to train chatbots, robotics labs are now hunting for motion and video data to train the AI models that will one day power robots.
'Physical AI' companies such as Generalist, Physical Intelligence, Neura and Skild are tapping into external data providers and building their own 'robot training gyms' to capture first-person video footage of people completing tasks, collecting millions of hours of this 'egocentric' data.
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