Khosla-backed robotics startup Genesis AI has gone full-stack, demo shows
Genesis AI, a Khosla-backed robotics startup, unveiled its first model, GENE-26.5, and a robotic hand designed in-house, showcasing advanced tasks such as cooking and playing the piano. The company has also developed a sensor-loaded glove to collect data for training its models.
Genesis AI, a startup that raised a $105 million seed round, has unveiled its first model, GENE-26.5, and a robotic hand designed in-house. The robotic hand has the same size and shape as a human hand, allowing for more data collection and training. The company showcased various advanced tasks performed by the robotic hand, including cooking, playing the piano, and solving Rubik's cube. Genesis has also developed a sensor-loaded glove to collect data for training its models. The glove is designed to be lightweight and easy to wear, making it suitable for various industries. The company is in talks with customers and plans to use the data collected from the glove, along with 'egocentric video data', to train its models.
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