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AVATOR
An AI avatar interviews the expert
The digital-twin avatar of Masanori Imokawa asks veteran Tanaka-san, in Japanese, how he removes the screws on jig B. It nods along and asks follow-up questions that draw out concrete values and judgement criteria.
- Speech recognition with live captions
- Camera reads expression and gaze
- Natural dialogue powered by Claude
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ROBOVERSE · SECOND BRAIN
What was said becomes confirmed knowledge
AI analyses the transcript and extracts procedures, cautions and judgement criteria as knowledge items. Only items the expert confirms are stored as confirmed knowledge.
- Procedures, topics and next questions extracted automatically
- Expert consent and an audit log
- Answers shop-floor questions with sources
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ROBOVERSE · GENESIS
Robot skills are trained in simulation
The task is designed from that knowledge and validated with the Genesis physics engine and a digital twin. The UR5e repeats picks and placements, proving contacts and stability before it goes to the floor.
- Real physics with Genesis (Apache-2.0)
- VLA training and Sim2Real
- 3D digital twin with every joint visible
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ROBOVERSE · LIVE OPS
One instruction, and the robot executes
"Remove the four screws on jig B and hand them to me." Seven steps from intent through screw detection, loosening and hand-over run with human approval points and safety monitoring.
- Collaborative safety with person detection and speed control
- Human approval checkpoints
- Works with UR5e arms and humanoids
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AVATOR · UNIT-7
Anyone on the floor can just talk to it
The robot avatar "Unit-7" becomes the floor guide. Operators ask by voice about status, robot state or procedures, and every exchange feeds the next improvement.
- Voice dialogue in Japanese and English
- Explains robot state in plain language
- Conversation logs feed the improvement cycle