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Innodata opens motion-capture lab to help humanoids move more like people

A white robotic arm operating indoors with a modern design and advanced technology.
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What happened

The post Innodata opens motion-capture lab to help humanoids move more like people appeared first on The Robot Report . Innodata has opened a new lab to capture motion for accurate data to train AI for robotics.

today said it has opened a laboratory to generate the data for training the next generation of human-like robots. Innodata operates with Vicon cameras to measure movements with sub-millimeter accuracy and to collect real-world training data for robots.

Source: Innodata While humanoid robots can be agile, the artificial intelligence driving them needs more data to be able to conduct useful tasks. “Physical AI is growing faster than any other segment in AI, but every robotics team hits the same wall: There isn’t enough real-world interaction data, and what exists is expensive and slow to produce,” stated Rahul Singhal, CEO of Innodata.

Key facts

  • Innodata — uses: Vicon cameras to measure movements with sub-millimeter accuracy and to collect real-world training data for robots

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