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The Shenzhen robotics firm has unveiled a 3-in-1 platform that transforms from a bipedal walker to a wheeled robot or a stationary dual-arm manipulator, targeting the education and research sector with a \$25,000 price point.
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The $5.6 billion startup reveals that sufficiently large robot models naturally learn to understand human video, potentially solving the industry's data bottleneck.
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In a technical addendum to its GEN-0 launch, Generalist AI reveals new details on its pretraining methodology, introducing metrics like "Reverse KL" to measure model creativity and claiming infrastructure capable of absorbing 6.85 years of robot experience per day.