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Steve Jobs' Pixar highly praises China's physical AI data terminal
Pixar's praise for China's physical AI data terminal signals notable industry validation.
Context
What happened: Pixar's official 3D rendering tutorial thanks a Chinese company for its Kosmo 3D scene scanning solution, which is made by Hesai, a maker of automotive lidar.
Key numbers: Pixar says capturing a space with Kosmo takes 10 to 20 minutes; Hesai cites 15 to 20 minutes for a space of about 100 square meters.
Why it matters: The article frames Kosmo as a dedicated data terminal for embodied AI and physical AI, and argues Hesai should be revalued from a lidar supplier into a physical AI infrastructure provider.
What changed
Pixar's official 3D rendering tutorial thanks a Chinese company for its Kosmo 3D scene scanning solution, which is made by Hesai, a maker of automotive lidar.
Why it matters
The article frames Kosmo as a dedicated data terminal for embodied AI and physical AI, and argues Hesai should be revalued from a lidar supplier into a physical AI infrastructure provider.