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#2Perhaps what impressed me even more is how functional the page was without JS enabled!
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#3How well do models like these generalize to robot embodiments they weren't trained on?
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#4How are these models compared to world models by Waymo and Tesla, assuming their models are trained for recognising objects that can be further generalized for everyday chores?
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#5it looks like the robots are not just autonomous but also they do cooperate with each other.
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#6How well do models like these generalize to robot embodiments they weren't trained on?
Why cross-entropy follows a curve is fairly trivial to understand:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlYgs6v2YfU
In general, motion planning multi-axis systems is NP-Hard. Have a great day =3
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#7How are these models compared to world models by Waymo and Tesla, assuming their models are trained for recognising objects that can be further generalized for everyday chores?
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#8How are these models compared to world models by Waymo and Tesla, assuming their models are trained for recognising objects that can be further generalized for everyday chores?
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#9It makes me think of why couldnt they just automate ironing and folding. I can stick stuff in the suitcase myself.
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#10Watching the two-handed robot has me thinking that a third hand, perhaps with a different set of capabilities (like a tentacle grip) might make many tasks easier. I realise that more limbs = more problems, but even so, having additional ways to hold and turn things would be a big help.