**Robotics Breakthrough: 1X Unveils AI Model that Teaches Robots New Skills from Videos and Text Prompts**
I’m still trying to wrap my head around the latest innovation from 1X, the robotics firm behind the Neo humanoid robot. They’ve just announced a new AI model that’s going to change the game for robots. Meet the 1X World Model, a physics-based AI that uses a combination of video and text prompts to teach Neo robots new skills.
Imagine being able to teach a robot to perform a task without having to program every step. That’s what this technology can do. The video component allows Neo robots to learn new duties they weren’t previously trained on, which means they can quickly adapt to new situations and learn new skills. This is a big deal, especially since Neo is set to launch in the home market later this year.
The 1X World Model is the result of years of collaboration between the company’s AI and robotics teams. They’ve been working on perfecting this model, using a vast amount of video data to teach Neo robots new skills. The model can even retarget videos linked to specific prompts to better understand the physical world.
Now, I know what you’re thinking – can this technology really revolutionize the way we interact with robots? The answer is yes. Not only will users be able to gain insight into how Neo is thinking about a particular task or situation, but this technology has the potential to make robots more intelligent and reactive.
As 1X gears up to launch Neo into the home market, this technology is going to be a game-changer. And with pre-orders exceeding expectations, it’s clear that there’s a lot of excitement around the potential of these robots.
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Source: [TechCrunch]
