CASBOT and AMD validate CASBOT 02 on-device intelligence
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CASBOT partnered with AMD to complete validation of on-device large-model inference, multimodal interaction and Agent scheduling on the CASBOT 02 humanoid robot. At the 2026 World Robot Conference, CASBOT 02, via an external AMD Ryzen AI Embedded X100 series compute unit and a localized large-model inference engine, achieved low-latency on-device multimodal interaction, enabling local multilingual multi-turn dialogue and semantic invocation of motion skills. CASBOT plans to move the X100 series from an external unit to a chest-integrated "brain" compute unit in its next-generation humanoid robot, and to adopt the P100 series as the "cerebellum," handling real-time tasks such as bipedal locomotion, dual-arm coordination and joint control. The two series share a unified architecture and software stack, and can be configured as single-processor or multi-processor solutions according to modular requirements.
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CASBOT has partnered with AMD to complete on-device large-model inference, multimodal interaction, and Agent scheduling validation on the CASBOT 02 by externally connecting the AMD Ryzen AI Embedded X100 series, enabling local multilingual multi-turn dialogue and semantic invocation of motion skills. The next-generation humanoid robot plans to upgrade the X100 series from an external connection to a built-in chest "brain" computing unit, and to adopt the P100 series as the "cerebellum" to handle real-time tasks including bipedal locomotion, dual-arm coordination, and joint control. The two series share a unified architecture and software stack and can be flexibly configured as single-processor or multi-processor solutions according to modular requirements.
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