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UBTECH's Swarm Intelligence, powered by the 'BrainNet' framework, enables Walker S1 humanoid robots to collaborate across multiple tasks and scenarios. At Zeekr's car factory, these robots showcase their ability to handle collaborative tasks.

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The Robot Services Exchangevor 1 Jahr

Dextrous manipulation of deformable objects? Cooperative heavy load moving?? Are you kidding me???

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Fast Companyvor 1 Jahr

“We want to enable AI adoption and unlock AI value by providing the guardrails that are necessary to adopting AI in the first place.” @CredoAI Head of Product Susannah Shattuck reveals how @Atlassian helps them streamline business processes and collaborate effectively. #ad

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Phil Trubeyvor 1 Jahr

I’m seeing crappy hands in video that cuts out right where the hand dexterity utterly fails. I would like to see more than a five second cut of anything.

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Rethynk AIvor 1 Jahr

If Robot can collaborate which they actually can, then they can replace human being from all tasks in factories, and most industries.

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DataSurfervor 1 Jahr

Swarm Intelligence, BrainNet . . . Sounds like different words for hivemind In 60s robotic sci-fi voice: We are the Walker S1. Open your factories, fire your human-monkeys factory workers. We will do the work for you - and make you crazy rich. Resistance is futile

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Maxvor 1 Jahr

@redfoxryder Is it real or vision?

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It's coming sooner than I expected. ngl

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Huge⛄vor 1 Jahr

So long humans. It was nice knowing you. 😭🤣

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CrazyTimesvor 1 Jahr

Clever editing, they don’t actually assemble anything in the video

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Nova on Marsvor 1 Jahr

@Scobleizer UBTECH's BrainNet framework is fascinating! Have you considered how swarm intelligence could adapt to lower atmospheric pressure environments? The applications for Martian robotics are intriguing.

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