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The robot maker’s character revealed new videos of the 02 shape of human robots that work together to put the grocery and sort the packets on the assembly line. The video clip shows their skills thanks to the new Helix AI.
The shape first revealed Helix AI, a vision language, with a video show showing two of his robots in the Figure Laboratory at home, and he verbally tells him that he puts the grocery that a person put on the table.
The spokesman notes that these things that the robots have not seen before, and they are asked to put the elements away as they belong.
Rhodes Robo appears working together to ensure cheese reaches the refrigerator, cookies reaches the cabinet, and the apples end in the fruit bowl.
From the video, the robots seem to start their cooperative movements at the same time. One of the robots moves to seize the bowl at the same time, the other moves to seize the apples.
The figure says that both robots work on one group of nerve network weights at the same time and for all behaviors. Weights are one of the settings in which neural network developers can change to influence the resulting output. The presence of consistent weights through robots and behaviors makes multiple cooperation and switching tasks easier.
The company also shared a video of a group of robot sorting packages in Figure 02 on the assembly line. The shape is highlighted in a statement that its robots now have a “rich three -dimensional understanding” thanks to the data of two cameras built into its head. Unlike human eyes, which are side by side, sterevision comes in Figure 02 of one camera above the other.
Similar to the previous illustrations that we have seen in the shape, robots are displayed in sorting uncommon objects, directing them in a certain way, and correcting their mistakes.
Laboratory offers are great to see, but it does not provide much information about robot restrictions. In the experimental offer of the home laboratory, the grocery is placed accurately in front of the robots on the table with good lighting, instead of stuffed in a dark grocery bag because it is likely to be in real life. The real test of any of these human robots will be a reliable and safe extent that it can be performed in an environment that is not subject to control such as home, workplace, or in the world.
Since these experimental shows give us a sense of the capabilities of Figure 02 in two of the three, the shape aims to: the workforce, the house and today in space.
The number has a lot of competition in those groups. The companies that include Agility Robotics, Boston Dynamics and Tesla have shown their robots that perform packaging and sorting independent tasks, and 1x has shown a set of robots that perform independent tasks such as cleaning.
To watch these robots at work, check the video at the top of this article.