
Black Forest Labs has expanded its visual intelligence model, FLUX 3, to include applications in robotics, specifically for Audi's production lines. The model, known for generating realistic video and audio, is now being used to train and control factory robots. A variant called FLUX-mimic, developed with Zurich-based mimic robotics, can learn new tasks in about 30 minutes, significantly reducing the time needed for robot training. This advancement underscores the increasing integration of AI in industrial settings, enhancing efficiency and adaptability.
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