embodied intelligence
Coverage of embodied intelligence in the Nexus archive.
- Alibaba unit says 5-in-1 AI gives robots unified brain, body and limbs
Alibaba Group Holding's mapping unit, Amap, has upgraded its ABot system, a 5-in-1 AI framework that integrates a robot's 'feet, hands, brains, central nerves, and motor nerves' into a unified system. This development is part of Chinese tech companies' efforts to advance 'embodied intelligence' for more capable robots.
- Alibaba unit says 5-in-1 AI gives robots unified brain, body and limbs
Alibaba Group Holding’s mapping unit Amap has introduced an upgraded ABot system, described as the world’s first framework unifying a robot’s 'feet, hands, brains, central nerves, and motor nerves' into a single system. The development is part of Chinese tech companies' efforts to advance embodied intelligence, aiming to enhance robots' capabilities through integrated AI models.
- Nvidia to boost its China robotics team amid emergence of physical AI
Nvidia is expanding its robotics team in China, recruiting for over a dozen roles across Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen in domains like embodied intelligence, simulation, implementation, and solutions. The company aims to build a leading robotics platform amid the rise of physical AI.
- Beijing revamps education for AI era
China is reshaping its education system for the AI era by integrating AI across all schooling levels. Universities have revoked 12,200 'obsolete' undergraduate programs, primarily in humanities, and introduced 10,200 new ones, such as embodied intelligence, reflecting centralized policy adjustments to economic and technological shifts.
- Tencent’s chief AI scientist dismisses lag concerns, says race a ‘long-term game’
Yao Shunyu, former OpenAI researcher and Tencent's chief AI scientist, dismissed concerns about the company's AI progress, stating the race is a long-term game. He highlighted opportunities in coding agents and embodied intelligence, comparing AI development to the 1970s PC era.
- Ask HN: I quit my job over weaponized robots to start my own venture
An individual quit their job at a robotics company after discovering plans to weaponize robotic platforms, opting to start a venture focused on improving control interfaces for embodied intelligence. They are seeking feedback from robotics professionals through a survey to address pain points in robot development and interaction.