A major step forward for embodied AI in Hong Kong 🤖
On October 15, Rice Robotics joined the launch of the Embodied AI International Applications Hub, established by FLAIR under the HKPC - Hong Kong Productivity Council to train, test and validate robotics in real-world environments.
Among the seven robotics companies participating in this initiative were industry heavyweights such as Unitree, Galbot Robotics, and AGIBOT. Rice Robotics was proud to be invited to join this group, bringing our own robotics platforms into an initiative aimed at accelerating the development and real-world adoption of embodied AI.
As embodied AI continues to advance, access to practical testing environments will be key to bringing these technologies out of the lab and into everyday life. Initiatives like this create opportunities to test, refine and deploy robotics where they can make a real difference.
We also unveiled TOMO, our new learning companion designed to bring interactive learning, STEM education and hands-on robotics exploration into schools.
Excited to see where this takes us.
On October 15, Rice Robotics joined the launch of the Embodied AI International Applications Hub, established by FLAIR under the HKPC - Hong Kong Productivity Council to train, test and validate robotics in real-world environments.
Among the seven robotics companies participating in this initiative were industry heavyweights such as Unitree, Galbot Robotics, and AGIBOT. Rice Robotics was proud to be invited to join this group, bringing our own robotics platforms into an initiative aimed at accelerating the development and real-world adoption of embodied AI.
As embodied AI continues to advance, access to practical testing environments will be key to bringing these technologies out of the lab and into everyday life. Initiatives like this create opportunities to test, refine and deploy robotics where they can make a real difference.
We also unveiled TOMO, our new learning companion designed to bring interactive learning, STEM education and hands-on robotics exploration into schools.
Excited to see where this takes us.