51WORLD Launches AperData and AperOne for Embodied AI
At its Physical AI Master Plan 2030 event on August 18, 51WORLD announced in a press release two embodied AI products, AperData and AperOne, plus a three tier aerospace strategy.
AperData is a data infrastructure product for embodied AI training and validation. It includes AperEgo, a head worn data collection device, and AperOS, software for data processing and dataset delivery. The first generation kit is available now at an introductory price of RMB 5,100 per set.
51WORLD said AperData can process raw captured data into trainable datasets with 99% physical consistency in trajectory, while improving efficiency by more than 10x compared with traditional teleoperation at the same cost. Its roadmap includes full body data collection suits, haptic gloves, automatic annotation tools, and a distributed data collection network by 2030.
AperOne is an embodied application platform for robot deployment. It covers reconstruction, training, evaluation, deployment, and operations, and has been tested in settings including parks, venues, shopping centers, power stations, mines, and factories.
The company also outlined an aerospace plan covering low altitude airspace, space, and deep space. It is working with Insta360 on a digital airspace simulation and test flight assurance platform, with Huantian Wisdom on a commercial remote sensing satellite called ECS 1, and with the Deep Space Exploration Lab on digital simulation for Mars and lunar missions.
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