Ropedia raises $22M to scale data collection for training robots

“We have been developing the next step of the product line. So, one is going to be a hand device where you’re accurately tracking the hand pulses and tactile interaction,” Chen said. “At the same time, it’s going to synchronize with our HOMIE devices, so you can have synchronized data streams.” Ropedia also has plans for other less conventional devices, including shoes that would sense how feet interact with the ground to help train humanoid robots.

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