Chinese scientists' VR wings offer glimpse into future of embodied intelligence
In a recent virtual reality (VR)-based study, a research team from Peking University in Beijing has demonstrated that the human brain can incorporate virtual wings into its body schema, offering new insights for the development of embodied intelligence technologies including brain-computer interfaces and smart exoskeletons.
A Kimi staff member used K3 on Kimi Code to build a VR companion.
She can listen, reply, show different expressions, and move between scenes like a café and a shop.