ArtiXon Hand
自变量机器人聚焦自研「通用具身智能大模型」，构建具备精细操作能力的通用机器人，是国内最早采用完全端到端路径实现通用具身智能大模型的公司之一。公司自研的「GreatWall」操作大模型系列的WALL-A，具备自主感知、决策与高精度操作能力，已在多个维度达到全球领先。同时，公司坚持软硬一体同步迭代，自主研发并持续优化适配多模态大模型控制的机器人本体，更好地满足开放环境中的精细操作和 稳定运行需求。目前，自变量的机器人本体已在多步骤复杂任务场景中落地应用。
Primary use case: Long-sequence, complex dexterous manipulation of flexible objects.
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
unknown
Manipulation
Hand Type
dexterous
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
unknown
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
manipulation
Onboard Compute
100Hz real-time closed-loop control
Commercial
Availability
unknown
Primary Use Case
Long-sequence, complex dexterous manipulation of flexible objects.
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