AI – GeneTech https://genetech.com.my Innovate Your Future Fri, 14 Mar 2025 05:50:37 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://genetech.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/cropped-favicon-32x32.png AI – GeneTech https://genetech.com.my 32 32 Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, has boldly declared that the “Robotics Era” is upon us, positioning Nvidia at the forefront of this technological revolution. https://genetech.com.my/nvidias-ceo-jensen-huang-has-boldly-declared-that-the-robotics-era-is-upon-us-positioning-nvidia-at-the-forefront-of-this-technological-revolution/ Thu, 13 Mar 2025 10:02:33 +0000 https://genetech.com.my/?p=7878 Richtech Robotics is making waves with an impressive range of robots. Their Medbot delivers medical supplies, Titan handles heavy payloads, and Matradee Plus serves meals in restaurants. They’ve deployed over 300 robots across the U.S. and also offer floor-cleaning robots. Their latest creations are beverage-serving robots, like Adam, which makes drinks and interacts with customers, and Scorpion, a robot bartender.Richtech aims for larger contracts,with more AI-enabled robots in the pipeline. As businesses see proven results, they’re moving beyond research projects to real-world deployments. The next phase of robotics promises smooth integration into existing operations, offering huge benefits. Experts see a five-year ramp in robotics, moving from feasibility to practical business applications. While companies like Tesla focus on humanoid robots, Richtech and others, like Serve Robotics, are paving the way with mobile, autonomous robots. The industry is expanding, with opportunities not just for robot makers, but also those supplying sensors and AI. As the U.S. competes with China, domestic robotics production may gain traction.

]]> Buisness Insider: The House Use Robot Is Coming, Meet the AI Breakthrough Called Helix https://genetech.com.my/buisness-insider-the-house-use-robot-is-coming-meet-the-ai-breakthrough-called-helix/ Fri, 21 Feb 2025 07:15:11 +0000 https://genetech.com.my/?p=7782 In a groundbreaking development, Helix introduces a first-of-its-kind “System 1, System 2” Visual Language Architecture (VLA) designed to enable high-rate, dexterous control of humanoid robots’ upper bodies. Unlike previous models, which face a critical tradeoff between generality and speed, Helix offers a solution through its innovative dual-system approach. The Problem with Previous Models: Earlier robotic systems had to choose between versatility and quick execution. While Vision-Language Models (VLMs) offered generalization capabilities, they operated at slower speeds, limiting their real-time adaptability. On the other hand, reactive visuomotor policies, though fast, lacked the ability to generalize across different objects and contexts. The Helix Solution: Helix resolves this challenge with two complementary systems, trained to work together seamlessly:

  • System 2 (S2): An internet-pretrained VLM operating at 7-9 Hz, which provides broad scene understanding and language comprehension. This system allows the robot to generalize across various objects and contexts, helping it plan high-level goals.
  • System 1 (S1): A fast-reactive visuomotor policy running at 200 Hz, which takes the semantic representations from S2 and translates them into precise, real-time robot actions.

This decoupled architecture allows each system to operate optimally, with S2 handling complex, slow-thinking tasks, while S1 executes quick actions in real-time. For example, in collaborative settings, S1 can dynamically adjust to a partner robot’s movements while staying aligned with the high-level objectives set by S2, ensuring a smooth and adaptive interaction.

Helix sets a new standard for advanced robotics, merging the strengths of generalization and speed into a unified system capable of performing complex tasks with dexterity and precision.

To further know more about this onboard embedded low-power-consumption GPU robot.

]]> New kitchen robot technology 2024, released at CES Helping robots https://genetech.com.my/new-kitchen-robot-technology-2024-released-at-ces-helping-robots/ Mon, 15 Jul 2024 04:28:13 +0000 https://genetech.com.my/?p=5854 Exciting innovations debuted at CES 2024 are set to revolutionize home kitchens. Artly Coffee’s Coffee Robot, crafted by former Amazon AI expert Meng Wang, wowed visitors with its ability to take orders and offer drink recommendations using advanced AI and microphones.
  • attendee using the onboard LED screen
  • AI refrigerator

Rise Gardens showcased the Roma, an indoor hydroponic garden perfect for growing tomatoes, cucumbers, and more, while sPods Inc. introduced the Coldraw, promising top-tier non-alcoholic beverages from botanical extracts in minutes.

Meanwhile, DREO from Clifton, NJ, unveiled a game-changing milk frother, touted to rival commercial cafe quality. Expect it on Kickstarter soon!

Also making waves is ColdSnap’s ice cream maker, slated for a 2025 consumer release, promising ice cream and smoothies in under 2 minutes using innovative pods.

And not to be outdone, Doosan Robots debuted their E-Series robots, including the Mixmaster Moodie cocktail robot, which reads your mood and crafts a drink in seconds based on facial expressions.

From automated baristas to futuristic gardens and instant ice cream, CES 2024 showcased the future of kitchen tech with style and innovation!”

reported : Dana Forsythe , Robots help reimagine kitchen technology at CES 2024 – UPI.com

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