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Miko Maker Inner Sky Labs Unveils Foundation Models For Physical AI

October 8

AI startup Inner Sky Labs, the maker of children’s companion robots under the Miko brand, has launched a suite of foundation models designed to help machines perceive their surroundings, plan and…

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