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According to a post on X by @ManycoreTech, Manycore Tech says it is partnering with lidar maker Hesai and Kosmo on Aholo x Kosmo One. The partnership connects Manycore's Aholo Reality spatial tools to professional 3D capture. A follow-up post from the company says Aholo Reality adds semantic understanding and object editing to reconstructed spaces.
According to a post on X by @ManycoreTech, Manycore Tech says it is partnering with lidar maker Hesai and Kosmo on Aholo x Kosmo One. The partnership connects Manycore's Aholo Reality spatial tools to professional 3D capture. A follow-up post from the company says Aholo Reality adds semantic understanding and object editing to reconstructed spaces.
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Manycore Tech says it is partnering with lidar maker Hesai and Kosmo on Aholo x Kosmo One, connecting its Aholo Reality spatial tools to professional 3D capture. A follow-up post says Aholo Reality adds semantic understanding and object editing to reconstructed spaces. Why it matters: Robotics and physical AI...
For robotics and physical AI developers, the post says the work addresses a need for large amounts of real-world 3D scans. Linking capture hardware to editing tools could matter to teams building that kind of data. The snippet does not say when or how these tools will be available.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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