@rohanpaul_ai: LLMs got the internet. Robots have to build their own internet. That is the data problem Humyn Labs is going after. @hu…
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Humyn Labs is tackling the robotics data problem by converting human experience into synchronized training data with multiple sensors, such as IMU, depth cameras, and hand tracking, to make it useful for robot training.
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LLMs got the internet. Robots have to build their own internet.
That is the data problem Humyn Labs is going after.
@humynlabs is turning human experience into synchronized training data that robotics cannot readily scrape from the web.
A useful robotics dataset cannot just be hours of first-person video. Humyn’s samples pair human activity with signals such as IMU (inertial measurement unit), stereo depth, 6-DoF head pose, 21-point hand keypoints, wrist tracking, object tracking and dense action labels.
Some captures even synchronize a head camera with both wrist cameras and separate IMU streams.
So Humyn is trying to preserve enough structure around those human-demonstrations to make them useful: egocentric video, inertial measurements, hand and head pose, object trajectories, depth, narration and synchronized multi-camera views.
Humyn Labs (@humynlabs): We’re Humyn Labs. With us, every robot works fine.
We turn human experience into robot skills built from thousands of hours of model-ready data.
Unlike LLMs, that learnt from the entire internet, robotics data doesn’t get that shortcut.
Robots need real-world experience to
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