Hong Kong Productivity Council opens embodied AI hub with seven robotics firms
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The Hong Kong Productivity Council opened the city's first experimental embodied AI hub in Kowloon Tong on Thursday, with seven mainland and Hong Kong companies participating, including Unitree Robotics and Galbot.
The hub, housed under the council's industrial AI and robotics centre, provides simulated real-world environments where companies can test and optimise robot designs before potential global roll-outs.
HKPC chairman Sunny Tan says mainland manufacturers can train robots for international scenarios without leaving the country.
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AIThe Hong Kong Productivity Council opened the city's first experimental embodied AI hub in Kowloon Tong on Thursday, with seven mainland and Hong Kong companies, including Unitree Robotics and Galbot, participating. The hub provides simulated real-world environments where companies can test and optimise robot designs before potential global roll-outs. HKPC chairman Sunny Tan said mainland manufacturers can train robots for international scenarios without leaving the country.
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