Ropedia launches next-gen wearable capture device for robotic AI training data
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Singapore-based robotics data infrastructure firm Ropedia Pte. Ltd. today announced the launch of HOMIE Gen2, the next generation of the company’s head-mounted wearable that records human movement data to train robots. Smart robotics requires tremendous amounts of high-quality data taken from various environments. Most of the training data used to build the artificial intelligence foundation […] The post Ropedia launches next-gen wearable capture device for robotic AI training data appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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