MEgo Data Collection Device Launches with Household Chores Earning Potential
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On September 23, Bee Technology will officially launch the MEgo data collection device, part of the first comprehensive high-quality physical AI data crowdsourcing platform, aiming to create the largest embodied intelligence data collection network globally. The MEgo device, along with the Bee App and MEgo Engine, allows users to become data collection nodes, covering over 99% of real work scenarios while recruiting a million robot trainers.
The MEgo View device, which resembles a lightweight sports camera with five cameras, captures over 300 degrees of first-person perspective action data. Users can easily set it up without wires or a base station. After downloading the Bee App, users can select tasks from a task hall, such as setting tables and cleaning, and the device records their actions automatically. In a five-hour session, one user earned 78 yuan while completing various household chores.
During a month-long beta test, the Bee App registered 20,000 users who submitted 13,000 data collection tasks, transforming everyday labor into robot training data. The success of the MEgo device highlights the need for robots to learn through visual data, as they require specific information on human actions to perform tasks effectively.
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Earning Money While Doing Household Chores with MEgo Data Collection Device
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