This is precisely why Synapx has simultaneously developed the brain, dexterous hand, and data collection sectors since its inception.
In just seven months, Synapx has launched three core systems: the SYNWorld embodied native world foundation model, the OctoH-Hand high-degree-of-freedom bionic dexterous hand, and the OctoSense next-generation embodied data collection product.
“They help bridge the chain of human operation data collection, model training, and robot execution faster, allowing robots to generate feedback in real-world tasks and continuously boost productivity.”
“It’s essentially hollowing out the dexterous hand’s drive unit and using a human hand for teleoperation or data collection, thereby aligning the data with the dexterous hand,” Fan explains.
The greatest value of Synapx’s “data collection twin” solution is that it avoids the deviations caused by motion retargeting.