UCLA博士团队创业做人形机器人基础模型，拿下近5亿元天使++轮融资｜硬氪首发
UCLA doctoral team starts a business to create foundational models for humanoid robots, securing nearly 500 million yuan in Angel+ + round financing | Hard Science First Release
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Delta Intelligence, a Chinese startup founded by UCLA PhDs, has secured nearly 500 million RMB in funding to develop Humanoid Foundation Models (HFMs). The company is building a native 3D world engine that moves beyond 2D visual data, enabling robots to execute complex 'Loco-Manipulation' tasks with precise spatial awareness. Their approach involves proprietary data collection hardware that captures full-body human movement and real-time 3D scene reconstruction.
Why this matters
The shift from 2D to 3D spatial intelligence in robotics suggests new workflows for designers working in digital twins, industrial simulation, and spatial computing. As humanoid robots enter physical workspaces, UI/UX roles may expand to include designing for complex robot-human interactions and multi-dimensional operational environments.
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