1X Technologies Robotics

1X shows advances in voice control, chaining tasks for humanoid robots - The Robot Report

By enabling users to set high-level goals for multiple robots, 1X Technologies said it will also allow for more efficient fleet management. EVE demonstrates updated AI and voice commands. Source: 1X Technologies · Over the past year, 1X has pivoted from purely commercial deployments with EVE to more diverse settings with NEO. The company raised $100 million in January. When will humanoids using unified AI models be ready for the domestic market? By enabling users to set high-level goals for multiple robots, 1X Technologies said it will also allow for more efficient fleet management. EVE demonstrates updated AI and voice commands. Source: 1X Technologies · Over the past year, 1X has pivoted from purely commercial deployments with EVE to more diverse settings with NEO. The company raised $100 million in January. When will humanoids using unified AI models be ready for the domestic market? 1X Technologies showed advances in AI and teleoperation enable multiple humanoids to conduct a sequence of tasks. For humanoid robots to be useful in household settings, they must learn numerous tasks. 1X Technologies today released a video (above) showing how it is applying artificial intelligence and teleoperation to training its robots and controlling sequences of skills via voice. “For example, if the first robot didn’t get to the right spot next to a table, then the second robot has to stick its arm out further to grab something, and the third task has to compensate even more. Errors tend to compound.” · “We’ve built a way for humans to instruct the robots on tasks so that if they make a mistake, the human can dictate what the command should be,” he added. “We use a human in the loop issuing natural-language commands.” · In the video, 1X Technologies showed a person directing multiple robots to perform a sequence of actions with a simple voice command.