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The vision element of Adam's VLA is driven by an Intel RealSense D455 depth vision sensor, which enables precise 3D environment modeling and real-time spatial awareness, as well as a number of lidar and standard cameras. Sign up for the Live Science daily newsletter now Get the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox. The fully humanoid robot shown dancing is being developed in parallel with PNDbotics' Adam-U robot, a stationary model designed primarily as a data collection platform. According to the company's website, four fully mobile humanoid robots are also in development, with varying levels of freedom of movement, sensory capabilities and computing power. RELATED STORIES —Watch this humanoid robot perform a side flip for the first time [...] PNDbotics claims that Adam can fulfil a multitude of potential roles, ranging from research and laboratory work to medical assistance and rehabilitation scenarios. It says its robots could help train medical personnel in rehabilitation exercises, monitor patient recovery or even collaborate in surgeries. The company's website also suggests that Adam could be deployed in traditional industrial roles on manufacturing lines, or in service industries as a concierge or receptionist. Alan Bradley Freelance contributor Alan is a freelance tech and entertainment journalist who specializes in computers, laptops, and video games. He's previously written for sites like PC Gamer, GamesRadar, and Rolling Stone. If you need advice on tech, or help finding the best tech deals, Alan is your man. [...] The robot is constantly iterating and improving on things like stability and balance by combining whole-body control and model predictive control systems built on large-scale simulated environments and neural network training. Adam-U Ultra also includes a sophisticated vision-language-action (VLA) model, an embodied AI system that sees the world, understands instructions and directly controls actions, enabling robots to perform real-world tasks through natural language guidance. Essentially, you can speak to it to tell it what to do and it will respond accordingly. It's backed up by 10,000 samples of real-world behavior designed to help the platform learn and adapt its movement to changing conditions on the fly.
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