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Tutor Intelligence has transitioned its semi-humanoid robots from research prototypes to deployable warehouse assets powered by specialized foundation models. This second generation prioritizes functional utility over anthropomorphic design, utilizing distinct form factors like Cassie for heavy lifting and Sonny for dexterous bin picking within logistics environments. The integration of a training classroom suggests a focus on continuous learning via robot foundation models to enhance autonomous manipulation capabilities.

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Tutor Intelligence launches second-generation intelligent warehouse robotics with a classroom to teach them

SiliconANGLESeptember 16, 20265 min read

Tutor Intelligence Inc., a provider of artificial intelligence-powered warehouse robot workers, has launched its second-generation Cassie and Sonny robots, running on the company’s robot foundation models. Sonny was initially developed as the company’s dual-armed semi-humanoid robot and introduced alongside Tutor’s Ti0 4.5 billion parameter Vision Language Action model. Since then, it has evolved from a […] The post Tutor Intelligence launches second-generation intelligent warehouse robotics with a classroom to teach them appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Tutor Intelligence Inc., a provider of artificial intelligence-powered warehouse robot workers, announced the launch of its second-generation Cassie and Sonny robots, running on the company’s robot foundation models. Sonny was initially developed as the company’s dual-armed semi-humanoid robot and introduced alongside Tutor’s Ti0 4.5 billion parameter Vision Language Action model. Since then, it has evolved from a research platform into a fully deployable robot capable of autonomous manipulation and mobility in warehouses. Cassie, the company’s large-format, single-arm robot, was expanded for mobility…

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