Google’s Gemini AI Takes Center Stage in Robotics
At Google’s recent I/O developer conference, the company unveiled a compelling demo featuring its Gemini AI powering Aloha 2 robots. These robotic arms, designed for teleoperation and data gathering, are relatively low-cost, with a full tabletop setup priced at over $30,000.
The demo was part of Google’s AI Sandbox, where visitors could interact with two pairs of Aloha 2 robot arms equipped with cameras and microphones. The setup allowed users to give instructions to the robots, showcasing the potential of Gemini AI in robotics. To witness the robots in action and gain a deeper understanding of Google’s AI integration, check out the video embedded in this article.
The Aloha 2 robots, animated by Gemini AI, performed tasks such as handing out gift bags, demonstrating their dexterity and the AI’s capability. This development highlights Google’s ongoing efforts to merge AI with robotics, potentially transforming various industries.
For more insights into Google’s AI and robotics endeavors, including its partnerships with humanoid robot developers, continue reading. The integration of Gemini AI with robotics marks a significant step forward in creating more sophisticated and interactive robotic systems.
