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In the last month, we’ve been building an open-source framework for robot learning and sim-to-real transfer, made for RL whole-body control from simple walking to complex human imitation Check out the details on HN: Get started in 5 minutes ⬇️

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K-Scale Labs1 год назад

Try it now:

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K-Scale Labs1 год назад

Want to help solve some of the biggest problems in robotics? Join the leaderboard. Train an RL policy tonight; watch it run on a real humanoid tomorrow:

Фото профиля K-Scale Labs
K-Scale Labs1 год назад

We would love to hear your feedback :) What would you like your humanoid robot to do?

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The Rundown AI1 год назад

If you're not learning AI in 2025, you're falling behind. Join 1,000,000+ early adopters reading and learn AI in just 5 minutes a day (for free).

Фото профиля Kevin Zakka
Kevin Zakka1 год назад

No brax and mujoco playground acknowledgment is crazy

Фото профиля btaba
btaba1 год назад

Would y'all be down to donate a few of your robots to our lab? Would love to try 'em out on the latest and greatest MuJoCo/MJX releases

Фото профиля Pierre-Louis Biojout (PLB)
Pierre-Louis Biojout (PLB)1 год назад

That's very cool but how can we get a bot to test? Looks like it's preorders only...

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David Hansen 🇺🇸🇳🇿1 год назад

Ordered

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