Physical Intelligence is a San Francisco startup creating general-purpose robot intelligence. Its π₀ platform lets multiple robots learn complex tasks like folding laundry, cleaning tables, and packing eggs using shared AI models, supported by $400 M in funding from Bezos, OpenAI, and top VCs.
The latest paper from the $5.6B embodied AI startup Physical Intelligence is likely to intensify the growing race to collect raw video data to train next-generation robots to take over human jobs.
Google, riding high on buzz surrounding its latest AI model, is pushing hard into robotics as it hopes to leapfrog Big Tech rivals like OpenAI, Meta, and Amazon in the shift toward embodied artificial intelligence.
Physical Intelligence says its new AI model is a big step toward robots that understand instructions, adapt to unfamiliar homes and get real work done.
Physical Intelligence’s new Hi Robot AI system builds on the π0 model with a two-level hierarchical structure.
The Astribot S1 humanoid robot can make coffee autonomously with training from Physical Intelligence’s buzzy AI model that helps robots see, understand, and act.