Figure AI's Helix 2.5 Robot Made Beds in 30 Homes It Had Never Seen
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Figure tested the Helix 2.5 neural network on its humanoid robot in new environments without prior training by renting 30 homes. The post Figure robot can now work in new environments without training [Watch] appeared first on Digiato.
Figure's robot learned how to clean up strange houses, adaptation to space, Helix 2.5 model, success of tasks has increased, new technologies have increased
Figure brought his humanoid robot into 30 houses he had never seen before, without re-training, to store, fold towels and make beds. The result, about 56% success, marks a notable step forward and recalls that a butler robot is not for right now.
Figure AI's Helix 2.5 Robot Made Beds in 30 Homes It Had Never Seen
Figure AI's Helix 2.5 hit a 56% success rate doing full household chores in 30 Bay Area homes its robots had never entered, up from just 9% without its new Index pretraining. CEO Brett Adcock called it the most important project the company has taken on, even as toy tidying lagged at 40% and rivals like Sunday Robotics post higher, if less comparable, numbers.
Figure's Helix 2.5 Goes to Work in 30 Homes It Has Never Entered
Figure rented thirty Bay Area houses, reset the rooms, and sent in a humanoid that had never walked those floors. Helix 2.5, the newest neural network from the company, arrived with no extra practice on those couches, those beds, or those towels. Staff left living rooms scattered with toys, towels in a heap, and beds [...]
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