Orbbec launches robot-free RGB-D EGO data collection platform
Orbbec introduced RGB-D EGO, UMI, and WristCam capture hardware intended to collect first-person, hand-object, and wrist-view demonstrations without a full robot setup.
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Orbbec launches robot-free RGB-D EGO data collection platform
Orbbec introduced RGB-D EGO, UMI, and WristCam capture hardware intended to collect first-person, hand-object, and wrist-view demonstrations without a full robot setup.
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Meta and EssilorLuxottica launch new hands-free AI glasses line
Meta introduced a new AI-glasses family with 26 styles, hands-free photo and video capture, multimodal AI, and day-long battery targets.
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RealSense unveils D585 Pro and Perception Studio for physical AI
RealSense presented an AI-native stereo depth camera and perception software aimed at robotics teams building VIO, world-model, and vision-language-action pipelines.
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Snap introduces standalone SPECS augmented reality glasses
Snap opened pre-orders for standalone SPECS with computer vision, hand tracking, AI assistance, see-through displays, and a 51-degree field of view.
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Kawasaki Robotics demonstrates dexterous physical-AI platform at Automate 2026
Kawasaki showcased a dexterous robot platform that combines AI, perception, vision, and automation hardware for adaptive real-world work.
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Instawork launches Instacore wearable camera system for robot-training data
A commercial wearable data-collection system uses head, chest, and wrist cameras to capture real-world work tasks for AI and robotics labs.
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Samsung and Google preview new intelligent eyewear
Samsung and Google showed intelligent eyewear created with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, combining mobile AI with an everyday glasses form factor.
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Hellbender funds domestic production and launches an on-edge camera line for physical AI
Hellbender announced new funding and an on-edge camera family designed to run visual AI close to the sensor for robotics and industrial systems.
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Meta expands hands-free AI wearables for accessibility
Meta announced hands-free accessibility features and developer tools that use AI glasses to describe surroundings, connect assistance, and caption calls.
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Wetour demonstrates chest-mounted VisionLink for multimodal edge AI
Wetour showed a chest-mounted camera system that interprets gestures and scene context on the edge, connecting wearable perception with robot interaction.
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AGIBOT expands embodied-AI data capture with MEgo View and synchronized sensing
AGIBOT introduced MEgo View alongside gripper and model updates, emphasizing synchronized vision, motion, and tactile data for embodied-AI training.
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Snap and Qualcomm expand collaboration for future SPECS
Snap and Qualcomm signed a multi-year agreement to bring power-efficient on-device AI and graphics to future generations of SPECS.
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FANUC uses NVIDIA technologies to accelerate physical AI in industrial robotics
FANUC outlined work with NVIDIA platforms for simulation, edge computing, and AI-enabled industrial robots trained for more adaptive tasks.
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MiTwell, MediaTek and RGo unveil infrastructure-free visual RTLS for physical AI
MiTwell, MediaTek, and RGo Robotics announced a visual localization platform designed to give mobile physical-AI systems real-time position awareness without fixed infrastructure.
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Solos AirGo V2 brings a 16MP camera and live multimodal AI
Solos announced camera-equipped AirGo V2 glasses with 16MP imaging, live video, stabilization, and multimodal AI features.
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Razer Project Motoko points to dual first-person cameras inside AI wearables
The CES concept combines a gaming headset form factor with eye-level stereo cameras, showing broader interest in dual-camera first-person perception.
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DJI launches Osmo Nano hands-free wearable camera
DJI introduced a 52-gram magnetic wearable camera with a 143-degree field of view, 4K capture, stabilization, and headband mounting.
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Meta launches Ray-Ban Display glasses with neural wristband
Meta unveiled camera-equipped Ray-Ban Display glasses with a color in-lens display and an EMG wristband for subtle gesture control.
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Rokid launches lightweight AI and AR glasses with first-person camera
Rokid launched 49-gram AI and AR glasses with a 12MP first-person camera, waveguide displays, integrated audio, and multimodal assistance.
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Tesla shifts Optimus training toward vision-only human task video
Tesla's Optimus program reportedly moved more emphasis to video recordings of human tasks, including a helmet-and-backpack camera setup.
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RealSense and NVIDIA connect depth cameras to the physical AI stack
RealSense and NVIDIA announced integrations linking AI depth cameras with Jetson Thor, Isaac Sim, and low-latency sensor streaming.
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RealSense spinout expands investment in AI vision for robotics
RealSense completed its Intel spinout and raised $50 million to accelerate depth-camera and AI-vision products for robots, automation, and biometrics.
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Oakley and Meta introduce performance AI glasses with 3K POV video
Oakley Meta HSTN combines a built-in camera, open-ear audio, water resistance, longer battery life, and hands-free 3K video capture.
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RoboSense launches AC1 active camera platform for robots
RoboSense launched a robotic perception platform combining camera, LiDAR, and IMU data with tools for mapping, localization, and AI development.
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