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🤖⚙️AGIBOT G2: The Next Generation of Industrial-Grade Interactive Embodied Operation Robots Sub-millimeter precision, human-like motion, 24/7 non-stop operation — AGIBOT G2 is the industrial-grade interactive embodied operation robot your factory needs! Dual arms with ≤0.5N force control for submillimeter accuracy, 26-DOF full-body movement, and NVIDIA-powered ultra computing. From high-precision...

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Reward AI just came out of stealth and unveiled OM-1, a robot policy learned entirely from humans. No teleoperation, no on-robot data. One Model, Any Body. 1. Capture. A wearable 7-DoF hand (Omnibody Hand) lets people demonstrate manipulation naturally while working, cooking, or sorting. Sensors record tactile, proximity, force and hand pose at full human speed. 2. Learn. OM-1 trains on this human data alone. No teleop, no on-robot experience. Then it runs across bodies from industrial arms to humanoids, and scaling is just adding more human data. 3. Control. A high-frequency control layer, trained with RL in sim, executes those actions on any robot, holding steady through unknown loads like a stuck fridge door. The result: OM-1 picks up a brand-new task from under 30 minutes of data.
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Reward AI just came out of stealth and unveiled OM-1, a robot policy learned entirely from humans. No teleoperation, no on-robot data. One Model, Any Body. 1. Capture. A wearable 7-DoF hand (Omnibody Hand) lets people demonstrate manipulation naturally while working, cooking, or sorting. Sensors record tactile, proximity, force and hand pose at full human speed. 2. Learn. OM-1 trains on this human data alone. No teleop, no on-robot experience. Then it runs across bodies from industrial arms to humanoids, and scaling is just adding more human data. 3. Control. A high-frequency control layer, trained with RL in sim, executes those actions on any robot, holding steady through unknown loads like a stuck fridge door. The result: OM-1 picks up a brand-new task from under 30 minutes of data.

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