Mirai Bit Fully Commences Physical AI Research and Development
Mirai Bit is betting that real-machine data, not AI models alone, is the bottleneck for Physical AI, and is building the data collection and verification loop to prove it.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Mirai Bit Inc. has fully commenced research and development of Physical AI, building toward robots that autonomously perform tasks in real environments from visual and language instructions. The Tokyo-based company is collecting robot operation data through a remote operation environment built around the open-source dual-arm robot OpenArm, using that data for AI learning and evaluation. The humanoid robot Unitree G1 has also been introduced into the development environment as the company expands from dual-arm robots to more general-purpose machines.
Representative Gengtian Shi framed the work as a hands-on accumulation problem: "We will accumulate, with our own hands, everything from moving robots, collecting data, training AI, and verifying on real machines." The company's stated goal is robot AI that is truly useful in the real world.
Beyond its own development, Mirai Bit plans to support the construction of real-machine data collection environments and to run research, development, and proof-of-concept work on Physical AI for companies, universities, and research institutions. The current setup pairs OpenArm v2, the open-source dual-arm robot, with the Unitree G1 humanoid, with data collection, model learning, and real-machine verification running as a repeated loop.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
Sources
- ASCII.jp ミライビット株式会社、Physical AIの研究開発を本格始動