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Source Strategy Future's Whole-Body Intelligence lets humanoid robots work while moving

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GeekPark reports that Source Strategy Future's Whole-Body Intelligence (WBI) approach lets humanoid robots perform work while moving, rather than standing still.

GeekPark says earlier humanoid robots mostly performed dances and stunts because their legs and arms were controlled separately. According to the report, WBI uses an S0 motor control model and an S1 task model, and it enables robots to lift fallen objects, climb steps while carrying loads, and use appliances on the Unitree G1 and Accelerated Evolution T2 platforms.

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    Humanoid robots are still stuck standing still to work, and Whole-Body Intelligence aims to fix that

    AIGeekPark reports that humanoid robots have mostly performed dances and stunts rather than real work, because their legs and arms have been controlled separately. It says Source Strategy Future's Whole-Body Intelligence (WBI) approach, with its S0 motor control model and S1 task model, lets robots lift fallen objects, climb steps while carrying loads, and use appliances on Unitree G1 and Accelerated Evolution T2 platforms.

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