Atom opens physical AI development hub in Toyosu

Atom Inc. announced Aug. 26 that it had opened a development hub in Toyosu, Tokyo, to produce training data for physical AI. In a space of about 1,700 square meters, it aims to have 200 humanoid AI robots in operation by the end of 2027 and to produce a cumulative 300,000 hours of training data.

For Atom, a developer of humanoid AI robots, an important point is that it has outlined a system for collecting and generating work data, training and evaluating AI models, testing them on physical robots, and improving the robots at a single site. According to Atom’s announcement, data from the robots will be continuously fed back into training and robot improvements. The company aims to have 200 robots in operation and produce a cumulative 300,000 hours of data by the end of 2027, making more concrete where and how the development process will be connected.