Baidu AI Cloud and 1011 partner on physical AI
Baidu AI Cloud and Beijing 1011 Technology announced a physical AI partnership at the Baidu World Conference on 12 November, Tech in Asia reports. They plan to combine 1011's simulation technology with Baidu AI Cloud's computing to explore a platform for simulation data production, model training and evaluation.
The work focuses on industrial uses of physical AI, including embodied intelligence, and on adapting physical AI systems to domestic computing resources. 1011 said its simulation technology also supports intelligent manufacturing, and Baidu AI Cloud has published material on embodied intelligence in robotics.
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