Two days at
@TheHumanoidHub's first conference in SF: Cool event, cooler people!
The humanoids drew the crowds, but the real race is hands and data. the gap between a demo and deployment 🤖
Hands
@proceptionAI's ProHand ran grasp cycles nonstop. 22 joints and a skin that feels contact, plus a glove that records human hands so robots can learn from people.
@ChestnutRobotic pairs its Aero Hand with a wearable that captures how a worker does the job, so the hand can repeat it.
Data
@GenrobotAI,
@BitRobotNetwork and
@GroundedSI are turning everyday human video into robot training data, from 6-camera caps to labeled datasets.
@AlloyRobotics' AI agents dig through fleet logs to find out why a robot failed.
@Auki gives robots, phones and glasses one shared map of a space.
Brain
@SkildAI is building one model to run any robot body.
Robots
@lightberry's Lumi, a Unitree G1 with a social brain, traded high fives.
@boosterobotics brought its $6K K1 for developers.
After his talk,
@1x_tech's chief designer spoke off the cuff in the hallway. 1X wants NEO in developers' hands first, to see what they build before it reaches homes.