SMRTR AIOct 6, 2024Interesting Engineering

Humanoid robots, driverless cars can be trained using AI images with new method

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Researchers developed Genima, a system that uses AI-generated images to train robots. By fine-tuning Stable Diffusion to draw robot movements, Genima outperformed other approaches in 25 simulated and 9 real-world tasks, with success rates of 50% and 64% respectively. The system could potentially revolutionize robot training across various types of machines.

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