Whoa, the robot-native model released by Genisis AI is insane—especially the way it wipes its fingers with a cloth, so realistic. This model operates completely autonomously at 1x real-world speed, relying solely on a single model and identical weights to complete multiple tasks involving complex physical interactions. This is the first time since OpenAI demonstrated single-handed Rubik’s Cube solving in 2019 that the industry has showcased a system capable of solving a Rubik’s Cube with two hands working collaboratively, without fixtures. The core of this system lies in reconstructing the data collection and training tech stack. On the hardware side, it uses a 20-degree-of-freedom bionic humanoid hand paired with non-invasive EMF data gloves to capture motion, force, and tactile feedback. On the software side, it combines over 200,000 hours of human multimodal data with a high-fidelity simulator, compressing weeks of experimental testing into mere minutes. With fewer than 200 task-specific training iterations, GENE-26.5 successfully executed real-world tasks like cooking in a kitchen (with over 20 sub-tasks), millimeter-level lab pipette operations, wire harness handling, and even piano performances—including high-frequency pieces like *Rush E*. https://(x.com)/gs_ai_/status/2052050956272230577/video/1?s=46