AI data collection with 40 humanoid robots: J-HRTI base begins operation, challenge is computational resources
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Data collection bases for humanoid robots have begun to increase in Japan. J-HRTI, a consortium specializing in humanoid robots involving companies such as Yamazen and Tsumura, has started operations of a large-scale data collection base in Chiba Prefecture where up to 40 humanoid robots operate.
Data collection bases for humanoid robots have begun to increase in Japan. J-HRTI, a consortium specializing in humanoid robots involving companies such as Yamazen and Tsumura, has started operations of a large-scale data collection base in Chiba Prefecture.
Up to 40 humanoid robots operate at this base. The challenge is computational resources.
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