Generative AI is revolutionizing the software industry, but how can this breakthrough be applied to robotics? This panel will discuss the applications of large language models (LLMs) and text generation applications to robotics. It will also explore fundamental ways generative AI can be applied to robotics design, model training, simulation, control, human-machine interaction and more.
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Incredible progress has been made in Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI over the past few years, where large general-purpose “foundation” models have come to dominate over more specialized models. However, so far we have not seen widespread adoption of general-purpose AI in robotics, with most production systems still relying on specialized models and hand-tuned algorithms.
In this talk, Adrian will review recent progress in AI robotics and discuss recent achievements as well as outstanding challenges.
Could AI potentially rival the human brain? Learn how NEURA Robotics is developing cognitive robots that enable AI to perform physical tasks autonomously, ensuring a future where AI reliably serves humanity by anticipating needs and learning from past experiences. These robots of the future require not only advanced AI and perception, but also a physical body capable of interacting in human environments and emphasizing practical assistance.
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The ARM (Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing) Institute is the nation’s leading robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) Manufacturing Innovation Institute. Since its inception in 2017, the ARM Institute has catalyzed over 150 technology and workforce projects to strengthen U.S. manufacturing. One-third have employed AI and machine learning to enable robotic manufacturing capabilities previously not available commercially, with more in the pipeline. The capabilities apply to fabrication, finishing, assembly, and inspection of new equipment. Advanced robotics transform sustainment operations from largely manual repair and refurbishment tasks to robotics, extending equipment lifetime in field operations.
This presentation will share updates on current projects, technical approaches, best practices, and lessons learned, plus steps to make the technology more broadly accessible to manufacturers large to small and facilitate technology transition via system integrators.
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