Daxiao Robotics Launches Whole-House 3D Interactive World Model Kairos-HomeWorld
Daxiao Robotics, in collaboration with the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Shenzhen Hetao Academy, has launched the world's first whole-house 3D interactive world model, Kairos-HomeWorld. The model employs a four-stage hierarchical generation architecture, capable of generating structurally coherent, physically reasonable, and functionally complete whole-house 3D scenes from text instructions with a single click. Each scene contains an average of over 15 interactive objects, supporting robots in completing complex household simulation training such as cross-room navigation and item organization.
Daxiao Robotics, in collaboration with the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Shenzhen Hetao Academy, has launched the world's first whole-house 3D interactive world model, Kairos-HomeWorld. The model employs a four-stage hierarchical generation architecture, capable of generating structurally coherent, physically reasonable, and functionally complete whole-house 3D scenes from text instructions with a single click. Each scene contains an average of over 15 interactive objects, supporting robots in completing complex household simulation training such as cross-room navigation and item organization.
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