Skild AI has deployed the S1 model at NVIDIA's factory in Houston, where, together with partner Foxconn, it helps assemble systems with Blackwell GPUs, and has announced annual revenue of $100 million. The model was previously introduced as a system that learns new tasks from a single video.
New: The S1 model is deployed at the Nvidia factory in Houston; The application of the deployment is Blackwell GPU assembly; Skild reached $100 million in annual revenue in ten months; The deployment partner is Foxconn; The model uses a dual robotic arm
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