EyeRobot
EyeRobot is a line of robot-learning research from the University of California, Berkeley that gives a manipulator robot an actively controlled "eye" and trains it to look where looking helps the arm act.
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Index (Figure AI)
Index is a proprietary data-collection program and mobile application operated by Figure AI.
MonoRace
MonoRace is an onboard perception and control system for autonomous racing drones, developed at the Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory (MAVLab) of Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in the Netherlands.
Niantic Spatial
Niantic Spatial, Inc. is an American geospatial artificial intelligence company that builds maps and 3D reconstructions of the physical world for machines, including humanoid robots, delivery robots, augmented…
Robostral Navigate
Robostral Navigate is an 8-billion-parameter vision language model developed by Mistral AI for instruction-following robot navigation.
Spatial intelligence
Spatial intelligence is the ability of an AI system to perceive, understand, reason about, generate, and interact with three-dimensional space rather than just text or two-dimensional pixels.