The SOFTBOT® Connectors is a Software humanoid robot developed by Delta Intelligence. The SOFTBOT® Connectors is unknown.
Primary use case: Prebuilt connectors that standardize integration between industrial software and robotics to accelerate automation deployments.
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Primary Use Case
Prebuilt connectors that standardize integration between industrial software and robotics to accelerate automation deployments.
Zero-HLM is a real-to-sim-to-real framework that converts smartphone scene captures and 45 simulated teleoperation demonstrations into 4,800 physically validated humanoid training demonstrations. A GR00T N1.7 policy trained on 800 Zero-HLM demonstrations per task achieved 66.7% mean full-task success on a real Unitree G1, compared with 46.7% for training on 100 real demonstrations per task; under expanded configurations, pooled success was 69 out of 100 trials versus 23 for the real-data baseline.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed the company is developing a humanoid robot, arguing the human form is logical because everyday environments are designed for people. The primary technical challenge, according to Altman, is the control system — the 'brain' enabling perception, planning, and dexterous action — and OpenAI is hiring across robotics, motion control, and machine-learning infrastructure. A demonstration could arrive in 2027, though Altman said it will be years before humanoid robots appear on the streets.
Delta Intelligence has released Delta-0, described as a native humanoid foundation model. The article is an RSS headline snippet with no further details on capabilities, specs, or availability.