Hesai unveils Kosmo to speed robot training data capture
Hesai Group launched Kosmo on October 14, 2026, a 3D world data engine combining its Kosmo One spatial camera with the Kosmo World cloud platform. The system converts physical environments into high-fidelity 3D digital spaces for robot training, world model development, and immersive content creation. The Kosmo One camera integrates 8K lidar, a one-inch imaging sensor, and inertial measurement…
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- Kosmo combines **Kosmo One** camera and **Kosmo World** cloud to digitize real-world spaces for robot training
- Scanning a 100-square-meter space takes 15 minutes, with 5x faster processing than competitors, per Hesai
- Dairy Queen deployment cut manual modeling time from 300 hours to 15 minutes, improving robot success rate to 99%
Hesai demonstrated Kosmo’s efficiency in a Dairy Queen deployment, reducing manual modeling time from 300 hours to 15 minutes. A robot’s task success rate improved to 99%, with failures dropping to one-tenth of previous levels. The company also highlighted cost savings in filmmaking—scanning and reconstructing a 10,000-square-meter European streetscape takes one week with Kosmo, compared to two months for traditional set-building. For world models, a single scan yields over 10,000 training trajectories, offering 100x more data at lower cost than manual collection. Strategic partnerships include Galbot, Dexmal, Pixar’s RenderMan, and Amap, with applications spanning robotics, film, and location services.
Hesai Launches Kosmo to Turn Real-World Scans Into Robot Training Data
Unite.AI · 14 October 2026
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