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    Brett Adcock Claims F.03 Climbs Ladder Fully Autonomously

    Brett Adcock posted that F.03 can climb a ladder fully autonomously.

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    Brett Adcock posted on X that F.03 can now climb a ladder, fully autonomous, and shared a video of the action. Academic Animesh Garg replied that the demonstration is good progress. In a separate post Adcock stated that wheeled robots are an utter dead end. The packet contains no first-party confirmation or independent corroboration of the robot's capabilities or company affiliation beyond Adcock's own claim.

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    @adcock_brettF.03 can now climb a ladder, fully autonomous
    @animesh_garg@adcock_brett This is indeed good progress
    @kimmonismusWe constantly discuss LLMs and their continuous development, but the next revolution is just around the corner. Robotics will change everything just as much. Probably even more.
    @rohanpaul_aiFigure’s F.03 robot climbing stairs. really challenging task. coordinating 4 limbs in a tightly sequenced, non-periodic pattern. generating enough upward force to lift its entire body weight. hands and feet must modulate contact forces on the fly.

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    @adcock_brettF.03 can now climb a ladder, fully autonomous
    @animesh_garg@adcock_brett This is indeed good progress
    @kimmonismusWe constantly discuss LLMs and their continuous development, but the next revolution is just around the corner. Robotics will change everything just as much. Probably even more.
    @rohanpaul_aiFigure’s F.03 robot climbing stairs. really challenging task. coordinating 4 limbs in a tightly sequenced, non-periodic pattern. generating enough upward force to lift its entire body weight. hands and feet must modulate contact forces on the fly.

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