IT Home: Wanxun Technology Releases NOVA2.0, a New Robot Intelligence Architecture
Wanxun Technology has launched its second-generation flexible robot brain, NOVA2.0, which it claims is the industry's first open-world, all-weather commercial-grade embodied intelligence architecture.
Chinese tech news outlet IT Home reports that Wanxun Technology has unveiled NOVA2.0, its second-generation flexible robot brain. The company positions it as the industry's first open-world, round-the-clock commercial-grade embodied intelligence architecture.
The NOVA2.0 system is built on the concept of "musculoskeletal intelligence" and features a hierarchical architecture for multimodal sensory input. It utilizes subconscious multimodal action generation for real-time trajectory planning and scene adaptation, offering advantages in low-data requirements, high speed, and strong generalization capabilities.
This architecture is designed to be adaptable to various robotic configurations, including those with muscle joints, flexible arms, and dexterous hands, as well as humanoid robots. The model boasts over 1 billion parameters and supports trajectory generation at a speed of 20 milliseconds.
Wanxun Technology states that NOVA2.0 has been generalized and applied across more than 40 real-world industry scenarios, including real estate, power, transportation, autonomous driving, and industrial manufacturing. The system has undergone over 10 million dimensional extreme condition operations in simulations.