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InSpatio Opens Embodied Simulation Data Collection Center in Hangzhou

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Spatial intelligence company InSpatio opened an embodied simulation data collection center in Hangzhou on October 30. InSpatio says this is the country's first embodied simulation data collection center. The center relies on its self-developed Topos spatial intelligence base: after scanning a real site, it automatically decomposes objects, fills in blind spots and calibrates physical attributes, then generates embodied tokens containing depth, pose, contact force and action semantics in parallel through multiple channels in the cloud. InSpatio estimates that the center can produce 1 million hours of simulation training data per month, with the comprehensive cost per data item about 1/10 that of traditional real-machine teleoperation collection. For sites that can be entered briefly, InSpatio uses portable devices to scan; 15 minutes after the equipment enters the site, it can complete collection of a space of over 100 square meters. According to InSpatio, after scanning is completed, the relevant scene can be converted within a few hours. The above capacity, cost and efficiency are all InSpatio's estimates or statements.