In 1495, Leonardo da Vinci sketched designs for a mechanical knight that could sit, stand, and even move its visor. This was the first concept of a humanoid robot. 500 years passed, and in the 2010s, a real breakthrough occurred: hardware that was previously considered space technology became available from dozens of vendors.
The problem is that robots can already be created in human likeness, but their intelligence is still at the level of a toaster in complex everyday situations. We lack high-quality data and a control system.
Common Crawl of the Physical World
The most ambitious thing about PrismaX is their work with visual data. To create true AI for the physical world, we need a huge array of videos of how people interact with things.
@PrismaXai is creating Common Crawl for reality. This is a database that will allow models to understand the physics of the world: how to peel that banana, how to pick up fragile glass, or how to maneuver in a crowd.
At first, one person controls one robot. Then, thanks to the accumulated data, one person will be able to supervise five or ten machines at once. This is an exponential increase in productivity.
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