Recently, Gaode, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, announced that ABot has completed a full-stack upgrade and released five models: abot-n1, abot-m0.5, abot-er, abot-agentos, and abot-c0 at once. Through a systematic upgrade covering perception, decision-making, execution, and memory, the robot's ability to perform common tasks autonomously is enhanced in all aspects, and the evolution of embodied intelligence is promoted. As the world's first full-stack physical technology system, aBoT combines the world model, base model, and embodied agent architecture into a highly collaborative “organic living organism”. Compared to research focusing on the capabilities of a single model, the core value of systematization is to open up a self-evolving closed-loop flywheel: simulation training, physical interaction, and memory scheduling feed back each other, and drive the continuous improvement of the entire system. The five new models each map the robot's “hands, feet, brain, central and motor nerves”, achieving the milestone of “moving with the eyes, using both hands and feet, and never forgetting”.

Recently, Gaode, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, announced that ABot has completed a full-stack upgrade and released five models: abot-n1, abot-m0.5, abot-er, abot-agentos, and abot-c0 at once. Through a systematic upgrade covering perception, decision-making, execution, and memory, the robot's ability to perform common tasks autonomously is enhanced in all aspects, and the evolution of embodied intelligence is promoted. As the world's first full-stack physical technology system, aBoT combines the world model, base model, and embodied agent architecture into a highly collaborative “organic living organism”. Compared to research focusing on the capabilities of a single model, the core value of systematization is to open up a self-evolving closed-loop flywheel: simulation training, physical interaction, and memory scheduling feed back each other, and drive the continuous improvement of the entire system. The five new models each map the robot's “hands, feet, brain, central and motor nerves”, achieving the milestone of “moving with the eyes, using both hands and feet, and never forgetting”.