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PHANES AI and Tianlong Mobile launch SeePhys Hub wearable robot data kit

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PHANES AI (Po Xiao Intelligence) and Tianlong Mobile released SeePhys Hub on October 14, a wearable kit that records human body motion, vision and touch to generate robot training data.

According to QbitAI, the kit includes a four-camera headset weighing no more than 220 grams, two wrist bands, three waist and lower-leg motion trackers, and an optional tactile glove that records hand pressure when touching objects. The system fuses visual and motion signals to recover full-body posture. Pandaily reports that each wrist band weighs no more than 75 grams, can record continuously for 24 hours, and has sync error under 0.5 milliseconds among the headset's cameras, IMU and UWB signals. PHANES AI plans to release a full-body multimodal world model in 2027.

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  1. PandailyNews
    PHANES AI launches SeePhys Hub wearable kit to record vision, touch and body motion for robots

    AIPHANES AI has released SeePhys Hub, a wearable kit that records first-person vision, hand and full-body pose, and touch to generate robot training data. The kit includes a four-camera headband, two wrist bands, three waist and lower-leg motion trackers, and optional tactile gloves, with the headband weighing no more than 220 grams and each wrist band no more than 75 grams. Each band can record continuously for 24 hours, and sync error among the headband's cameras, IMU and UWB is under 0.5 milliseconds.

  2. QbitAINews
    PHANES AI launches SeePhys Hub, a full-body, multimodal data collection system for robots

    AIPHANES AI and Tianlong Mobile released SeePhys Hub on October 14, a wearable system that combines a four-camera headset, wrist bands, waist and leg motion trackers, and tactile gloves to record human full-body motion and hand contact pressure. The system uses sparse trackers with IMU and UWB signals to recover body posture, and the headset weighs no more than 220 grams. PHANES AI plans to release a full-body multimodal world model in 2027.

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