Figure introduces Helix 2.5, a neural network for humanoid robots
Figure shared a video it describes as four straight hours of Helix 2.5 working in 30 homes without additional training.
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A post relaying Figure’s announcement says the company tested its humanoid in 30 previously unseen homes. Figure claims the robot autonomously made beds, folded towels, tidied living rooms, navigated unfamiliar layouts, handled unfamiliar objects and corrected mistakes. According to the account, no data was collected from the homes beforehand, and the robot received no fine-tuning or adaptation for those environments or objects.
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