Light Origins' humanoid robot can see, think, and act on the world all by itself
Summary
Light Origins announces a humanoid robot powered by a single perceptive whole-body policy that autonomously decides whether to walk, climb, or vault over unseen terrain, without skill labels, state machines, or motion generators at inference.
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