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Huh, that's pretty cool! How much of that behavior did you need to roll yourself vs what was already there?
There is an application for Reachy that makes it so you can connect to Home Assistant, but it's broken and seems abandoned, so I forked it, fixed it, and customized it. That gets you 80% of the way. The rest is based on automations built inside Home Assistant.
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Huh, that's pretty cool! How much of that behavior did you need to roll yourself vs what was already there?
And since Reachy's software and SDK are pretty open, it's trivial for a coding agent to learn how to communicate with the robot to achieve your desired outcome.
This actually seems awesome, just going through the video on their site made me burst out with 100 different ways in which I would tinker with it, spend time in learning different gaits, some RL or some tricks to have it jump or do a back flip I can see some parallel between how arduino gave hobbyist a mini computer they can use in any way imaginable, I can see this kind of thing being used to solve unimaginable prob…
Waiting for robot vacuum cleaners to come with extension ports where you can add fun robot actuators.
for microduck I didn't find but their older reachy_miny was Apache 2.0 and hardware design files as Creative Commons BY-SA-NC
My wife would love one of these. She's still bitter we didn't get the Sony dog a decade ago.
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I remember it being the 90s :) the first generation AIBO was discontinued TWO decades ago. (it does look like subsequent models were launched about a decade ago)
Yup, you can still get one, as long as you're happy to pay 3k usd plus the 300 yearly cloud subscription...
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I remember it being the 90s :) the first generation AIBO was discontinued TWO decades ago. (it does look like subsequent models were launched about a decade ago)
Yep. I was at a dotcom (ZEFER) back then and we owned an OG AIBO robot for the office. This was 1999 I'm pretty sure.
this looks 100x better than Casio's https://www.casio.com/us/moflin/