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🏆 1st place, Open Source Lenslist AR as an interface for robot navigation. Give move-to commands using hands or voice and the robot moves there autonomously. Works in a variety of environments and conditions. Stock firmware on the Unitree dog. Dimensional powers the entire navigation stack with dynamic pathing... show more

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