Today in Weekly Robotics:
π€ notes from a robotics field challenge,
π€ a blueprint for generalized robot autonomy,
π€ robot dog extinguishing fires,
... and more!
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Weekly Robotics 365:
π€ UX for a home robot,
π€ Qwen Robot Suite,
π€ How to build a research robot that lives next to your desk,
π€ Field-testing space rovers at JPL,
... and more!
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Weekly Robotics 364:
π€ quadrupeds help people with limited mobility,
π€ SwarmGPT,
π€ how to keep an old space rover going,
π€ a new robot-learning online course,
... and more!
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Weekly Robotics 363:
π€ a benchmark for humanoids,
π€ robotics as a pre-paradigm field,
π€ kilometer-scale navigation for UAVs without GNSS,
π€ autonomous mapping with VSLAM using a cheap rover,
π€ how I was close to destroying my 3D printer,
and more!
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Today in the newsletter:
π€ how to build a shitty robot,
π€ the best way to learn Point Cloud Library (PCL),
π€ reconfigurable space robots,
π€ lessons learned from using the classical approaches in a robotics AI challenge,
... and more!
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Today in Weekly Robotics:
π€ Honeybees teach drones to navigate,
π€ how to test rotor blades for a Mars mission,
π€ a ride-in bipedal,
π€Japan's robot wolf supply issue,
π€fine control of excavators,
and more!
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The mechs are here! A very interesting build from Unitree. Shows how good their actuators are to keep such a heavy beast upright. Would you ride in one?
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Today in Weekly Robotics:
* building a quadruped,
* Reinforcement Learning using Isaac Lab,
* an open-source book that will help you build a CubeSat,
...and more!
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Today in the Weekly Robotics newsletter:
π€ a robot that plays tennis very well,
π€a new open-source robot arm that can lift,
π€ an open-source visualization platform from NVIDIA,
π€ a lightweight glider
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... and more!
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Today in Weekly Robotics:
π€ it's raining general robots news,
π€ a new robotic simulator is in town,
π€ Chinese robot winning a half-marathon,
π€ quadruped robot fails,
... and more!
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Today in Weekly Robotics:
π€ Drones in GPS-denied environments,
π€ spline-based trajectory planning,
π€ a fault-tolerant flight computer for Artemis II,
π€ a new sensor-fusion library for ROS,
and more!
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The other day, I spoke to Adar Hay about custom part development and moving robotics projects from prototype to production. I found some very interesting insights in our conversation, hope you will too! See the full piece here: weeklyrobotics.com/articles/β¦#robotics#manufacturing
Today in the Weekly Robotics newsletter:
π€ an agile bipedal-wheeled humanoid,
π€ a very nice 3D-printed robot arm,
π€ a multimodal quadruped dataset,
π€ 30 years of humanoid robot walking,
... and more!
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Weekly Robotics 353:
π€ a humanoid robot playing tennis,
π€ a solar-powered drone,
π€ robotics highlights from NVIDIA GTC,
π€ an upgrade to an open-source humanoid robot,
... and more!
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Today in Weekly Robotics:
π€ electric motor scaling laws,
π€ reconfigurable legged machines,
π€ a memorial for robots lost to flood :(,
π€ making a bipedal robot walk using RL,
... and more!
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