从Demo到1000万次真实作业，万勋发布NOVA2.0柔性具身大脑
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TL;DR - Wanxun Technology launched NOVA 2.0, a tactile-native, hierarchical control architecture for flexible embodied robots, claiming commercial deployment across 40+ real-world scenarios and more than 10 million operations. It targets reliable, low-latency robot control in unpredictable and extreme environments.
- NOVA 2.0 separates high-level task planning from “subconscious” motion primitives, generating trajectories and corrections in a claimed 20 ms.
- The architecture couples tactile sensing, morphology-aware computation, and soft robotic bodies to adapt across arms, dual-arm systems, dexterous hands, and humanoid configurations.
- Wanxun says reusable motion primitives enable new tasks with as little as 1% of conventional startup data, followed by continual learning from real operations.
- Reported deployments span construction, energy, transportation, autonomous driving, and manufacturing; performance and commercialization figures are company-reported claims.
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从Demo到1000万次真实作业，万勋发布NOVA2.0柔性具身大脑
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TL;DR - Wanxun Technology launched NOVA 2.0, a tactile-native, hierarchical control architecture for flexible embodied robots, claiming commercial deployment across 40+ real-world scenarios and more than 10 million operations. It targets reliable, low-latency robot control in unpredictable and extreme environments.
- NOVA 2.0 separates high-level task planning from “subconscious” motion primitives, generating trajectories and corrections in a claimed 20 ms.
- The architecture couples tactile sensing, morphology-aware computation, and soft robotic bodies to adapt across arms, dual-arm systems, dexterous hands, and humanoid configurations.
- Wanxun says reusable motion primitives enable new tasks with as little as 1% of conventional startup data, followed by continual learning from real operations.
- Reported deployments span construction, energy, transportation, autonomous driving, and manufacturing; performance and commercialization figures are company-reported claims.