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TUM and NEURA Robotics open RoboGym for robot training

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has opened the new TUM RoboGym in collaboration with NEURA Robotics. This facility will serve as a training ground for approximately 100 humanoid and service robots across 48 dedicated training cells. The primary goal is to generate data through these robots' training activities. AI

IMPACT This facility will generate data for training humanoid and service robots, potentially accelerating advancements in robotics and AI.

RANK_REASON Opening of a specialized facility for robot training.

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    At the new TUM # RoboGym , opened by TUM and NEURA Robotics, around 100 humanoid and service robots will initially train in 48 training cells, generating data f

    At the new TUM # RoboGym , opened by TUM and NEURA Robotics, around 100 humanoid and service robots will initially train in 48 training cells, generating data for safer, more reliable # AI -powered # robots : https:// t1p.de/TUMRoboGym # robotics # PhysicalAI 📷A. Heddergott