French startup unveils AI model for robots and human-like hand - Reuters
French startup unveils AI model for robots and human-like hand Reuters
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Notable Quotes
"The model has always been the goal, because a better model means better intelligence."
— Zhou Xian , Executive
"That lets us collect a lot more data than was previously possible, to train a model that can do many more tasks."
— Théophile Gervet , Executive
"We’re in talks with a lot of customers right now, and a lot of the value of a glove would be that, for the first time, you can wear the data collection device when you’re doing your daily job."
— Théophile Gervet , Executive
"There were two big reasons. The first one was the talent base. The second reason was the industrial base as a market for us."
— Theophile Gervet , Academic
Key People
Eric Schmidt is a former CEO of Google.
Co-founder of Genesis AI and former Mistral researcher.
Co-founder and president of Genesis AI.
Vice president of commercial and strategy at Genesis AI.
Xavier Niel is a French billionaire and telecommunications executive.
Co-founder and CEO of Genesis AI.
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Genesis AI, a French robotics startup, unveiled its GENE-26.5 AI model and a human-like robotic hand capable of tasks such as chopping tomatoes and solving a Rubik's Cube. The company is in advanced talks with potential customers in France, Germany, and Italy.
Genesis AI, a robotics startup backed by Khosla Ventures, unveiled its GENE-26.5 AI model and a human-like robotic hand. The company showcased advanced tasks performed by its in-house designed robotic hands, highlighting its full-stack approach to robotics.
Genesis AI, a French robotics startup, unveiled its GENE-26.5 AI model and a human-like robotic hand capable of tasks such as chopping tomatoes and solving a Rubik's Cube. The company is in advanced talks with potential customers in France, Germany, and Italy.
Genesis AI, a French robotics startup, unveiled its GENE-26.5 AI model and a human-like robotic hand capable of tasks such as chopping tomatoes and solving a Rubik's Cube. The company is in advanced talks with potential customers in France, Germany, and Italy.
Genesis AI, a French startup backed by ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt, unveiled its GENE-26.5 model, designed to make robots more adaptable and provide human-like dexterity. A video shows the robot's hands moving like those of humans while playing piano, cracking eggs with one hand and harnessing wires. The company said the model can also power robots made by other companies.
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