Figure AI HELIX : Vision-Language-Action Model Making Humanoid Robots Smarter
A groundbreaking Vision-Language-Action model transforming humanoid robotics for industrial and household use.
Figure’s humanoid robot takes voice orders to help around the house
Figure founder and CEO Brett Adcock Thursday revealed a new machine learning model for humanoid robots. The news, which ...
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Figure unveils first-of-its-kind brain for its humanoid robots after shunning OpenAI
Figure launches Helix, an AI that allows robots to recognize language and reasoning like humans and grasp household objects ...
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Robot with an AI ‘brain’ learns language like babies do and the results are fascinating
The test was successful as it suggested the development of compositionality in the AI-driven robot. The AI model learned the concept of directional movement, such as shifting objects left or right or ...
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Figure AI Is Supercharging Humanoid Robots—Here's How It Works
Fresh off its split from OpenAI, Figure AI's new model lets humanoid robots grab anything, work together, and respond to ...
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Microsoft’s new AI agent can control software and robots
it's different from traditional vision-language models (like GPT-4V, for example) by going beyond what they call "verbal intelligence" to also include "spatial intelligence" (planning and action ...
Yash’s ‘Toxic’ Unveils Global Ambitions, Shooting Simultaneously in English and Kannada Languages
A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups” is being simultaneously shot in the English and Kannada languages, Variety has confirmed. The ...
“A Kind of Language: Storyboards and Other Renderings for Cinema” at Osservatorio Prada
On show from January 30 to September 8, 2025, the exhibition “A Kind of Language: Storyboards and Other Renderings for Cinema” at Osservatorio Prada investigates the fundamental role of storyboarding ...
Trump’s claims of vast presidential powers run up against Article 2 of the Constitution and exceed previous presidents’ power grabs
Historically, the Supreme Court has struck down some executive orders as outside the scope of Article 2. As the court wrote in 1952, “In the framework of our Constitution, the President’s power to see ...