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Star Dust Intelligence Uses AOS to Leverage General AI Benefits Without Directly Competing with Large Models

不与大模型对抗,星尘智能想用AOS接住通用智能的红利

Summary

Star Dust Intelligence founder Lai Jie proposes a partnership between general-purpose and embodied AI models, facilitated by Astribot OS (AOS). The company's three-tier architecture integrates self-developed Lumo models, the AOS operating system, and hardware. Recent hackathons demonstrated that AOS lowers development barriers, enabling non-experts to create robot applications using natural language, with 16 of 17 finalist apps successfully tested on real machines.

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Reported numbers

  • robot_app_runs

    16

    Reported trials

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    决赛现场的17支队伍在36小时里将想法推进到真机测试,16个App跑通真机,上真机率达94%。
    Open source S18
  • development_speed_increase

    3–5

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    工具链接通之后,星尘内部的开发速度提升了3到5倍,新来的应届生和实习生在开发速度上也能接近老手,因为他们不必先花几年熟悉机器人硬件。
    Open source S23
  • robot_teams

    17

    Reported trials

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    决赛现场的17支队伍在36小时里将想法推进到真机测试,16个App跑通真机,上真机率达94%。
    Open source S18
  • elapsed_hours

    36 hours

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    决赛现场的17支队伍在36小时里将想法推进到真机测试,16个App跑通真机,上真机率达94%。
    Open source S18
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工具链接通之后,星尘内部的开发速度提升了3到5倍,新来的应届生和实习生在开发速度上也能接近老手,因为他们不必先花几年熟悉机器人硬件。

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决赛现场的17支队伍在36小时里将想法推进到真机测试,16个App跑通真机,上真机率达94%。

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更值得注意的是,其中不少参赛者此前没有机器人开发经验。

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Source:Chinese robotics — Robot learning research · news.qq.com

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