Daimon Robotics builds tactile sensing and data infrastructure for robot manipulation
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Daimon Robotics is building a pipeline that connects tactile sensing, data collection, simulation and AI models so robots can handle physical contact, according to The Robot Report.
Partner and VP of Technology Dr. Zhu says the company is an infrastructure provider, not a foundation model developer.
The company has discussed collecting more than 10,000 hours of tactile data and targets 30 Hz tactile feedback. A longer-term target called Daimon-Infinity aims for over 1 million hours of data.
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AIDaimon Robotics is building a pipeline that connects tactile sensing, data collection, simulation and AI models to help robots handle physical contact. Its Partner and VP of Technology Dr. Zhu says the company is an infrastructure provider, not a foundation model developer. Daimon has discussed collecting more than 10,000 hours of tactile data, with a longer-term Daimon-Infinity target of over 1 million hours, and targets 30 Hz tactile feedback.
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