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@chris_j_paxton
Mostly posting about robots. currently AI @agilityrobotics prev embodied AI @AIatMeta, @NVIDIAAI. All views my own.
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An October 20 post says the API is coming soon without giving a release date.
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On its reservation page, Tuesday Labs lists a $200 refundable payment and says shipping will begin in 2028.
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A user points to new robotics benchmarks and says Astra is leading.
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A post says new photorealistic simulations could help robotics development, but accurately modeling specific tasks remains difficult.
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A launch post from the ManlingLi_ account offers a trial command and lists spatial puzzles, multi-robot sports and real-time evaluation.
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Dream Labs says Dream-1 controls unfamiliar two-armed robots on unseen tasks, with access starting at $3 an hour.
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A robotics essay argues that Astra’s spatial understanding cannot replace a controller that adjusts as physical contact changes.
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A post identifies the robots as AgitBot A3 and UBTech Walker C1.
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A Rhoda team member says the in-house sensor is much smaller than commercially available tactile sensors.
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A user writes ‘2.5k per arm’ in a quote-post and quips that everything will be robots.
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A contributor says it combines large language models with task and motion planning to handle failures and out-of-distribution scenarios.
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A user invited MIT or CSAIL roboticists “astramaxxing” to DM them after a quip about “GPU poor roboticists.”
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A user imagines robots like the one they shared enabling preventative maintenance across cities.
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RoboStrategy shared the claim with a video link; a separate post praised Taku at Nasdaq.
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The original poster says the model learned “exactly where the hands go” from the footage.
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A prospective panelist said on October 13 they looked forward to seeing attendees in the Bay Area.
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A user predicts the pairing would produce “really good, reactive humanlike robots.”
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A post says Nature Will trained the model on 1 million hours of first-person video showing people using their hands.
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A post argues that direct pixel-space training has an advantage because even good simulators are costly and lossy.
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A user quoted another post, adding robot and rocket emoji to the brief comment.
