Tesla has become the first enterprise customer for Virtuix's Omni One Enterprise omnidirectional treadmill system, according to Techub, which cited CryptoBriefing. The company is using the setup inside the Optimus humanoid robot R&D unit. Omni One allows operators to walk, turn and squat naturally in a simulated environment while remotely controlling a physical robot in real time. That process is designed to capture high-precision full-body motion data and generate machine-learning training data at scale. The report also said Virtuix had previously focused on the VR gaming market. This sale, along with the company's work with NASA and universities, points to a shift toward robotics and AI enterprise applications.
Tesla has become the first enterprise buyer of Virtuix's Omni One Enterprise omnidirectional treadmill system and is using it in the R&D division for its Optimus humanoid robot, according to Techub, citing CryptoBriefing.
Omni One lets operators walk, turn and squat naturally in a simulated environment while remotely controlling a physical robot in real time. The setup is used to capture high-precision full-body motion data and generate machine-learning training data at scale.
The report said Virtuix had previously been focused on the VR gaming sector. It added that this sale, together with the company's collaborations with NASA and universities, signals a move into robotics and AI enterprise use cases.
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