Toyota Successfully Trains AI Robots to Make Breakfast, Breakthrough in Tactile Learning Technology

The Toyota Research Institute has successfully trained robots to make breakfast using generative artificial intelligence, eliminating the need for coding. The robots have learned over 60 skills through tactile perception, including pouring liquids, using tools, and manipulating deformable objects. The future goal is to expand to 1,000 new skills, enabling robots to observe, learn, and perform tasks they have never been taught. This technological breakthrough will enhance the versatility of robots and grant them more powerful autonomous learning capabilities. Toyota's approach is similar to that of other companies, suggesting that in the future, robots may no longer require detailed instructions to accomplish various tasks.

12,000 Square Meters of AI Robot Feast Lands in Anqing! Humanoid Mechas and Educational Robots Make Their Debut - Teenagers Can Touch the Future Up Close

A fusion of technology and art, an AI feast will be held in Anqing, Anhui. With an exhibition area of 12,000 square meters, it will showcase cutting-edge achievements in competitive, educational, special operation, and humanoid robots, creating an immersive interactive experience, aiming to popularize scientific knowledge and inspire innovation.

X-ORIGIN-AI Secures Hundreds of Millions in Financing to Develop AI Companion Robots

Recently, X-ORIGIN-AI announced the successful completion of hundreds of millions of RMB in angel round financing, led by Alpha Community, with multiple industry investors participating in the follow-up investment, and Ren Chen Capital serving as the exclusive financial advisor. The funds raised will mainly be used for technology research and development, talent recruitment, and market expansion, aiming to further advance the development and implementation of its all-scenario consumer-grade AI robot products. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image authorized by service provider Midjourney. X-ORIGIN-AI focuses on developing companion robots.

Toyota Partners with Stanford to Enhance Automotive Safety with AI Drift Technology

The Toyota Research Institute has partnered with Stanford University to incorporate artificial intelligence into two Toyota Supra sports cars, enabling synchronized driving similar to Formula drifting. This innovation not only showcases an impressive performance but also marks a milestone in the development of safety systems for passenger vehicles. Through the AI system, the two cars can assist drivers in better controlling their vehicles under extreme conditions, solving and analyzing problems up to 50 times per second, and quickly deciding on the most appropriate steering, throttle, and brake commands. During track tests, this system achieves precision through real-time communication.

Baidu Launches AI Job Assistant, Offering Interview Guidance and Salary Negotiation Services

Baidu has launched an AI robot job assistant that provides services such as interview guidance and salary negotiation to help job seekers improve their job search experience. It offers personalized career recommendations and negotiation strategies throughout the application process, making it easier to secure a desired offer during the autumn recruitment season. The dedicated autumn recruitment section has been launched in the Baidu app.

MIT Research: Multi-Agent Debates Enhance AI Robot Intelligence

["MIT research found that multi-agent debates can significantly improve the accuracy and reasoning abilities of AI models.", "The debate method reduces hallucinations and helps improve the model's responsiveness.", "Multiple AI systems debating answers to problems are more accurate than a single system.", "This method can be used for collaborative work among different language models to improve output.", "These research findings provide new insights for the AI field, enhancing the authenticity and reasoning capabilities of language models."]