InfoQ shares embodied AI practice for home service robots
InfoQ Chinese published an article exploring the application of lightweight heterogeneous dual-arm structures combined with VLA and world models in home service robots. The content focuses on the implementation of embodied AI and technology integration, providing reference for related R&D.
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