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About klowrey
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Comment #42063015
Here's a (hacky) demo of MPC using MuJoCo in the browser: https://klowrey.github.io/mujoco_wasm/ I hacked it using MPPI and it only works on the cartpole model so as to not have to…
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Comment #40483328
Vyvanse is dextroamphetamine, while Adderall and Adzenys are mixed dextro- and Levo-. While there are now generic versions of Vyvanse, they’re unlikely to be as effective until oth…
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Comment #40399766
Combined with broadcasting its fast. Under the hood it’s doing the same thing with a vector of ints (64 bits for bitvectors) and all the bulk manipulation is handled that way so SI…
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Comment #40394809
Why not use the built in BitVector type that has specialized code for things like xor? https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/base/arrays/#Base.BitArray
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Comment #40086883
Woah we can’t ask for the impossible. We just want the robots to _make_ all the things that end up as garbage in the average American home.
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Comment #40068232
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNeZWP5Mx9s different configuration, but electric motors are fine if you get momentum on your side. Humans use their entire range of motion get buil…
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Comment #40068192
Static holds. Once you pressurize the cylinder to make it move to a certain position, it can hold that position without using more energy. This makes sense for quasi-static systems…
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Comment #40068172
Hydraulics shouldn't have any give, as the working fluid is considered "incompressible". Of course in the real world the tubing can expand slightly and there are friction losses, b…
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Comment #40058405
We're building software for neuromorphic cameras specifically for robotics. If robots could actually understand motion in completely unconstrained situations, then both optimal con…
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Comment #40058338
The detail about end-effector frame is pretty critical as doing this BC with joint angles would not be tractable. You can tell there was a big shift from the RL approaches trying t…
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Comment #29544894
Have any links you would recommend?
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Comment #29406235
I manage the MuJoCo.jl wrapper, and having the source code wont (naively) help with AD. Internally, there's a number of iterative algorithms that you wouldn't want to automatically…
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Comment #28907919
There was a free license for individual users, with the non-free license applicable to those who were receiving financial support (i.e. academic / industry researchers, etc.). The …
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Comment #27599057
It may be frowned upon, but we communicated to our cats that meowing at the door was not acceptable by discouraging them with a vacuum cleaner. Flip the switch on the vacuum and ru…
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Comment #22196363
For folks interested in Julia and RL, I've been involved in https://www.lyceum.ml/ a set of tools for continuous control problems like robotics. It's pretty quick.
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Comment #21518574
After wrapping the Mujoco physics engine in Julia, I did a few reinforcement learning / robotics control projects, combining it with the Flux.jl library for neural nets. While I ne…
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Comment #21517512
Full stack Julia for RL (and trajectory optimization)
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Comment #15982710
https://arxiv.org/abs/1703.02660 Disclosure: I contributed to the linked work. To do simple tasks, you don’t even need neural networks, in short. If you want to do complex tasks, t…