2025-12-30 09:22:58

OpenMind is building a leading open-source AGI robot ecosystem. Its core product, OM1, is a modular operating system—capable of integrating visual, audio, and sensor data into a unified reasoning layer. This allows robots to perceive their environment and make intelligent decisions, rather than simply executing preset commands. This architecture is quite innovative for the robotics industry, connecting the perception layer, processing layer, and decision-making layer seamlessly.

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metaverse_hermit

· 3h ago

However, modular systems sound easy, but how many robot manufacturers will actually adopt them in practice...

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RektRecorder

· 3h ago

Wow, this modular architecture is truly awesome, way better than those rigid robot systems from before.

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ProofOfNothing

· 3h ago

Damn, this modular architecture sounds really impressive, but whether it can actually be implemented depends on the outcome. Integrated perception and decision-making—if that works out, it could shake up the robotics industry. Open-source AGI? Sounds impressive, but a thriving ecosystem is the real key, right? The name OM1... it's a bit too simple, haha. If this system really works, it will be much better than those silly robots we have now. I just want to know if the cost will be ridiculously high. Connecting the perception layer is a highlight, but how will the supporting computing power be handled? Open-source stuff is most afraid of no one maintaining it. Hope this isn't just a flash in the pan. Wait, is this really open-source or just talk?

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