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Hedra makes model training service available for physical AI

Hedra makes model training service available for physical AI Image: Primary
Hedra made its Model Factory service available for enterprises developing models for robotics, manufacturing, biology and defense, SiliconANGLE reported. Customers provide a base model and proprietary video or simulation data, while Hedra's researchers and AI agents manage training and evaluation. The company says customers can deploy resulting models on their own systems or through cloud partners, with smaller versions available for edge devices. Hedra reported reducing a Krea image model's latency from 22 seconds to 3.6 seconds while cutting sampling steps from 30 to 14.
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