Stardust Intelligence's Lai Jie Discusses Tendon-Driven Robots, AOS and Lumo-2
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In an interview, Lai Jie, founder and CEO of Stardust Intelligence, said the company adopts a trinity architecture of tendon-driven robot bodies, the embodied operating system AOS, and embodied models. AOS encapsulates perception, mobility, manipulation and interaction into skill modules, and can adapt to large models and Agents such as GPT 6, allowing developers to build applications using natural language; the Lumo-2 embodied model has implicit world dynamics prediction capabilities and combines reinforcement learning to build a trial-and-error, error-correction loop. Lai Jie believes the robot industry's "iPhone 4 moment" has not yet arrived, but may be closer than imagined.
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In an interview, Lai Jie, founder and CEO of Stardust Intelligence, said the company's architecture combines a rope-driven robot body, the embodied operating system AOS, and an embodied model. AOS packages perception, movement, manipulation, and interaction into skill modules, can adapt to large models and Agents such as GPT 6, and lets developers build applications using natural language. Its Lumo-2 embodied model has implicit world dynamics prediction capability and, combined with reinforcement learning, builds a trial-and-error and error-correction loop. Lai Jie believes the robotics industry's "iPhone 4 moment" has not yet arrived, but may be closer than imagined.
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