Figure.AI just dropped Index, the biggest and most diverse robot dataset ever with 16 million videos; From now on, everyone can record their daily tasks and get paid for it
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Figure.AI introduces Index, a global platform for crowdsourcing the largest humanoid robot dataset with 16 million videos, where users can contribute and earn money from everyday tasks.
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