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Krafton-backed Ludo Robotics releases robot intelligence model designed around human intent

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Ludo Robotics Inc., a subsidiary of major South Korean video game publisher Krafton Inc., today debuted Ludi 0.2, a robotics artificial intelligence system built to understand people and interact…

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