At the 2026 Inclusion Bund Summit, crowds gather around Sudu Technology’s booth, where a dual-arm collaborative robot continuously executes uncalibrated grasping of 12 types of heterogeneous objects with no preset trajectories, manual labeling or scene-specific retraining, leveraging its self-developed million-scale physics simulation platform that parameterizes real-world lighting, materials, friction and gravity disturbances to let the model undergo millions of virtual trials before low-cost real-world transfer through a “data-simulation-model-feedback” loop reshaping AI R&D from human instruction to machine self-learning and eventually self-driven evolution.
2026 Inclusion Bund Summit: Robot Grasps Diverse Objects Without Calibration
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