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How to keep your fingers clean while eating chips? Use a robot! - $250 opensource robot with most advanced AI models inside (Tesla bot and Figure use them too) - 15 minutes of examples - $3 for training in Google Collab - Don't hesitate to give a star to...

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Igor Kulakov

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Satvik1 year ago

How many chips did you eat for training? 😂

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Amine Kharrat1 year ago

You‘r killing it! Great demo!

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ch1 year ago

good job and thanks for sharing code 😂 I want to train my so100 to do the same. do you use any sim env for training?

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jeffrey1 year ago

i need this to feed me grapes too.

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Volodymyr Vainer 🇺🇦1 year ago

AI productivity booster?

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Marc Compere1 year ago

chopsticks for the win 🥢🔥

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Mat Miller1 year ago

Very cool! What cameras are you using for the robot?

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にゃほ1 year ago

Meanwhile in East Asia.

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SMRTR Newsletters1 year ago

After watching AI advance so much recently, it’s great to see robotics take advantage of these developments and show results like this. Can’t wait to see what else is coming!

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High_Shammah1 year ago

Use a robot.. lol.. for chips and food

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