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Boyya Intelligence's Liu Xin: Models May Hit the Inflection Point First; Hardware Will Hold Robots Back
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Liu Xin, founder of Boyya Intelligence, judges that models may reach the capability inflection point earlier than hardware, at which point what limits robot operation will be the body rather than the brain. Boyya's first dexterous hand, the Gaoshan S1, has 22 degrees of freedom and uses a hybrid drive that is mainly tendon-driven, supplemented by direct gear drive plus screw-rod linkage; Boyya Intelligence claims to be the world's first company to use a tendon-driven + screw-rod parallel wrist configuration. The team is also developing a "cerebellum" model with more than 30 built-in standard actions, which is called by the upper-level model and provides real-time feedback to adjust execution details.
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- Boyya Intelligence's Liu Xin: After GPT-6, hardware will become the bottleneck for robots
Boyya Intelligence founder Liu Xin believes models may reach a capability inflection point earlier than hardware, at which point robots' bodies rather than their brains will limit their operation. Boyya's first dexterous hand, Gaoshan S1, has 22 degrees of freedom and uses a hybrid drive that is primarily tendon-driven, supplemented by direct gear drive and screw-rod linkages; the company says it is the world's first to use a tendon-driven plus screw-rod parallel wrist configuration. The team is also developing a "cerebellum" model with more than 30 built-in standard actions, which an upper-level model calls and adjusts execution details through real-time feedback.
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