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AI company HUMXN trains robots via free plumbing and HVAC services in Minnesota

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The AI firm HUMXN has launched a program offering free plumbing and HVAC services to Minnesota residents. This initiative is designed to gather real-world data to train their robotic systems. The company is performing the services at no cost to participants. The program aims to advance the development of practical, in-home service robots through hands-on learning.

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