Wang Xingxing, founder and chairman of humanoid robot maker Unitree, said the main challenge for physical AI is aligning models with the physical world, citing sensor and motion errors. He expects the problem could be solved within one to two years.
Wang Xingxing says physical AI's core challenge is aligning models with the real world
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Unitree founder Wang Xingxing said aligning AI models with real robots is the core challenge for embodied intelligence, expecting a breakthrough in one to three years. He now says the main challenge for physical AI is aligning models with the physical world, citing sensor and motion errors, and expects it could…
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Wang Xingxing says physical AI's core challenge is aligning models with the real world
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