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Training robots in the real world is slow, expensive and often impractical for modern manufacturing. In this episode of ASSEMBLY Audible, Bill O'Farrell and Yunzhu Li, co-founders of SceniX, explain how simulation-first workflows can dramatically accelerate robot training while improving reliability for warehouse automation, electronics assembly and other industrial applications. The conversation explores digital twins, edge cases and why simulation may become one of the most important tools driving physical AI.
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