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Tutor Intelligence launches second-generation intelligent warehouse robotics with a classroom to teach them

Tutor Intelligence ships Cassie and Sonny Gen 2, running on foundation models trained in a 'classroom' — a new approach to embodied AI at scale.

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Why it matters

A robotics company launching foundation models purpose-built for warehouse automation signals that embodied AI is moving from research to production. The 'classroom' training approach may be replicable across other robot platforms, changing how teams approach multi-robot coordination and learning.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Tutor Intelligence launched second-generation Cassie and Sonny robots

  2. Robots run on Tutor's robot foundation models (Ti0: 4.5B parameters, Vision Language Action model)

  3. Sonny is a dual-armed semi-humanoid robot for warehouse tasks

  4. Company has developed a 'classroom' training environment for robot learning

  5. This represents evolution of embodied AI from single-robot research to multi-unit deployment

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Publisher excerpt: Tutor Intelligence Inc., a provider of artificial intelligence-powered warehouse robot workers, has launched its second-generation Cassie and Sonny robots, running on the company’s robot foundation models. Sonny was initially developed as the company’s dual-armed semi-humanoid robot and introduced…
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