Dual Brains, One Chip: Harvest Praxis Unveils 3nm "Hyper AI Brain" to Break On-Device Robotics Bottlenecks

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• The industrialization of embodied intelligence relies on three pillars: large models, real-world data, and on-device computing, with on-device computing the most fundamental yet weakest link.

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• The partnership is a two-way choice: Harvest Praxis needs an advanced-process chip supporting industrialized mass production, while MediaTek needs a partner to bring its flagship SoC into embodied intelligence.

  60% confidence

• Most robots today still rely on 8nm or older chips using fragmented dual-chip architectures, one for the brain and one for the cerebellum, causing communication latency, data decoding loss and power inefficiency.

  60% confidence

• The Hyper AI Brain is the first-ever use of mass-produced 3nm chips in the global embodied-intelligence domain, with brain and cerebellum deeply integrated into a single SoC.

  60% confidence

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