Krafton's robotics subsidiary Ludo Robotics has released Ludi 0.2, a new version of its robot intelligence system.
Social intelligence: According to Krafton, robots running Ludi 0.2 can read social cues and understand human intent, and they respond to feedback better during interactions.
Other updates: Memory and reasoning, tool coordination across navigation, manipulation and interaction, gesture interpretation, and smoother movement in supported environments.
Origins: Ludo built it on Krafton's AI foundation models and the Co-Playable Characters work it did for games like PUBG: Battlegrounds.
Debut: Ludo presented it to the Bay Area Robotics Symposium at UC Berkeley. The page gives no pricing, availability or hardware details.
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Krafton's robotics subsidiary Ludo Robotics has released Ludi 0.2, a new version of its robot intelligence system.