Innodata opens motion-capture AI lab that aims to help human
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Innodata has launched a new R&D lab equipped with high-precision infrared cameras to generate 3D motion data for training humanoids and validating robot performance. The lab, developed in collaboration with Vicon, provides sub-millimeter accuracy and millisecond latency, addressing the need for high-quality training data in physical AI.
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- Robotics 24/7 — Industry reportingSignalInnodata opens motion-capture AI lab to help humanoids move like humans
Innodata has launched a new R&D lab equipped with high-precision infrared cameras to generate 3D motion data for training humanoids and validating robot performance. The lab, developed in collaboration with Vicon, provides sub-millimeter accuracy and millisecond latency, addressing the need for high-quality training data in physical AI.
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