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DAIMON Robotics Wants to Give Robot Hands a Sense of Touch

Hong Kong-based DAIMON Robotics released Daimon-Infinity, the largest omni-modal robotic dataset for physical AI, with high-resolution tactile sensing. The company open-sourced 10,000 hours of data to accelerate embodied AI deployment. Co-founder Michael Yu Wang discusses the VTLA architecture, tactile technology, and real-world applications in hotels and convenience stores.

SourceIEEE Spectrum AIAuthor: Sujeet Dutta
DAIMON Robotics Wants to Give Robot Hands a Sense of Touch
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  • DAIMON Robotics released Daimon-Infinity, a massive multimodal dataset with high-resolution tactile data for physical AI. The company also open-sourced 10,000 hours of data.
  • Vision-Tactile-Language-Action (VTLA) architecture elevates tactile sensing to the same level as vision, improving dexterous manipulation.
  • The company's 3D business model focuses on Devices, Data, and Deployment.
  • Touch-enabled robots are beginning to be deployed in hotels, convenience stores, and factories in China.

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