Why robots are stuck in demos? iFlytek's new company gives answer: lack of 'body cognition'
iFlytek has established a new company, Yaofang Intelligent, to develop the 'brain' for embodied intelligence. The company argues that the mainstream VLA architecture is not the final solution, and that world models need a key ingredient: 'body cognition' — the ability for a robot to understand its own physical capabilities. Their model, iFLYTEK-Embodied-Omni, integrates video generation, inverse kinematics, and a 'dual-core' brain to achieve higher success rates in generalization benchmarks.
科大讯飞
NVIDIA







