PsiBot

China

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PsiBot (灵初智能, Shanghai PsiBot Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.) was established in September 2024 to build general embodied intelligence around dexterous manipulation. It develops hierarchical end-to-end WAM+ reinforcement-learning algorithms alongside its own humanoid hardware,…

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