Dimensional recruits dog walkers for Unitree robots to train AI agents
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A U.S. startup recruits people to walk robot dogs, generating real-world data for AI training. The task, paid $20/hour, aims to improve robot autonomy for future tasks like security and logistics.
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“时薪20美元遛机器狗，这家美企要给宇树机器人装AI智能体”
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“它在招聘人员遛机器狗，无需经验，时薪为20美元(约合133元人民币)。”
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Reported quantity · number of robots: 50 robots · Basis not reported
“波米奇特表示，公司从美国、中国和德国的制造商那里购买了100多台机器狗和50台人形机器人，正在开发能够与AI智能体集成的操作系统，让这些机器人能够更加自主地行动。”
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- Chinese robotics — Company news discoverySignalU.S. Company Hires Humans to Walk Robot Dogs for AI Training
A U.S. startup recruits people to walk robot dogs, generating real-world data for AI training. The task, paid $20/hour, aims to improve robot autonomy for future tasks like security and logistics.
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