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How Rhoda AI is using video data to create generalized AI models for robots
Rhoda AI, fresh from an $450 million Series A, is training its Direct Video Action (DVA) model on internet‑scale video to give robots a robust prior in motion, physics and interaction. CEO Jagdeep Singh says the approach tackles the “messiness” of real‑world deployments across automotive, manufacturing, logistics and e‑commerce by feeding the model hundreds of years of diverse footage—from sports to natural scenes—so it can predict short‑term video futures and convert those predictions into robot actions. After pretraining, customers [...]