Recently, Figure founder and CEO Brett Adcock announced a new machine learning model called Helix, aimed at enhancing the capabilities of humanoid robots in household environments. This news comes just two weeks after Figure announced the end of its collaboration with OpenAI, demonstrating their strong commitment to the field of robotics technology. Helix is a 'general-purpose' visual-language-action (VLA) model capable of processing visual data.

In the field of robotics, the American startup Figure AI recently released a large edge model named Helix, marking a significant breakthrough in humanoid robot control technology. Helix is the first visual-language-action (VLA) model capable of high-frequency, continuous control over the entire upper body of a humanoid robot, including the head, torso, wrists, and fingers. This means that the robot can perform tasks directly based on natural language instructions without extensive training.

At the recent Qianfan Think Tank Life Sciences Forum, Baidu Smart Cloud launched the new biocomputing model tool HelixFold 3. This tool was co-developed by Baidu's PaddleHelix team and the CHPC High-Performance Computing Platform team, aiming to provide more accurate, efficient, and convenient solutions for life sciences research. The release of HelixFold 3 marks another technological breakthrough in the field of biocomputing. This model is particularly focused on RNA structure prediction and covalent modification.