Kaunas-based technology company Nuuduu has launched Nuuduu Atlas, a library of real-world training data designed for Physical AI and robotics.
Atlas is built to allow robotics and AI teams not only to purchase ready-made datasets, but also to search for and assemble data tailored to their specific needs.
The platform allows users to search individual human demonstration episodes based on their content, tasks and environments, select the relevant recordings, and package them into custom datasets.
As the Atlas library grows, Nuuduu aims to enable customers to create increasingly specific datasets for Physical AI training — ranging from particular manipulation actions to work performed in specific real-world environments.
Data for Atlas is collected using Nuuduu Capture, the company’s egocentric data capture system built on Stera technology developed by FPV Labs. The technology can capture not only video but also synchronized motion and other sensor data.
When the required examples do not yet exist in Atlas, Nuuduu’s longer-term model is to collect them through its network of professionals performing real service tasks in real-world environments.
The Atlas launch is part of the company’s Nuuduu Week of Partnerships. Nuuduu has already announced its acceptance into the NVIDIA Inception program and a technology partnership with FPV Labs.
Nuuduu describes the idea behind its growing Physical AI infrastructure with the tagline:
“Turning service work into robot intelligence.”
Available at nuudu.ai/atlas