🤖 Robotics - AI-Powered Robots
AI-powered robots are increasingly being used in various industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and logistics. One such example is the AI robotic integrator, which can handle an entire deployment for MicroFactory end-to-end. This integrator is powered by the latest Astra and Opus models, which design tooling, write computer vision code, and guide human operators.
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AI Robotic Integrator: The AI robotic integrator is a system that can handle an entire deployment for MicroFactory end-to-end, using the latest Astra and Opus models.
End-to-End Deployment: The integrator designs tooling, writes computer vision code, and guides human operators, taking care of all the boring parts of the deployment process.
Astra and Opus Models: The latest Astra and Opus models are used to power the integrator, providing the necessary capabilities for end-to-end deployment.
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🤖 Robotics - Button Picking Task
A typical challenging manufacturing task, such as picking a button from a pile precisely and in the correct orientation to place it into a housing, can be solved with code written by a frontier model. The robot opens and closes its gripper until it grabs one or two buttons, then drops them into a housing.
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Button Picking Task: The button picking task is a challenging manufacturing task that can be solved with code written by a frontier model.
Gripper Control: The robot opens and closes its gripper until it grabs one or two buttons, then drops them into a housing.
Frontier Model: The frontier model is used to write code that can solve the button picking task.
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- Code for solving button picking task
🚀 Roadster Event Update
The Roadster event has been rescheduled due to severe weather conditions predicted for the original date. The new date is October 15, and additional details will be provided soon.
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Roadster Event Update: The Roadster event has been rescheduled due to severe weather conditions.
New Date: The new date for the event is October 15.
Additional Details: Additional details will be provided soon.
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🤖 Robotics - Pancreatic Cancer Detection
A team at Mayo Clinic has trained an AI model to read CT scans and find pancreatic cancer a median of 475 days before it can be seen by doctors. The pancreas that looked perfectly healthy.
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Pancreatic Cancer Detection: An AI model has been trained to read CT scans and find pancreatic cancer.
Median Detection Time: The median detection time is 475 days before the cancer can be seen by doctors.
Healthy Pancreas: The pancreas that looked perfectly healthy.
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- Pancreatic cancer detection
🤖 Robotics - AI Progress
If the trend continues, most progress in AI will be driven by progressively stronger and cheaper models trained on web data, with specialized robotics data collection serving mainly as an adapter / bridge to the real world.
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AI Progress: Most progress in AI will be driven by stronger and cheaper models.
Web Data: Web data will be used to train the models.
Robotics Data Collection: Robotics data collection will serve as an adapter / bridge to the real world.
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🤖 Robotics - Human Data
You still need the bridge. Lots of stuff it's hard to learn about except from experience. But you probably need multiple orders of magnitude less human data than you would if you had to teach it literally everything from scratch.
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Human Data: Human data is still needed, but less than previously thought.
Bridge: The bridge is still necessary, but less so than previously thought.
Experience: Experience is still necessary for learning.
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- Experience-based learning
🤖 Robotics - Human-Like Machine
Building a human-like machine, a dream that has fascinated humankind for centuries, is rapidly becoming a reality. Human data is, by far, the most scalable source of training data to fuel this progress.
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Human-Like Machine: A human-like machine is rapidly becoming a reality.
Human Data: Human data is the most scalable source of training data.
Scalability: The scalability of human data is crucial for progress.
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🤖 Robotics - Elixis Robot
Addverb’s Elixis is a 175 cm, India-built biped for warehouse work, with obstacle avoidance and sorting goods. Rated low on navigation and manipulation, but built for real logistics tasks.
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Elixis Robot: The Elixis robot is a 175 cm, India-built biped for warehouse work.
Obstacle Avoidance: The robot has obstacle avoidance capabilities.
Sorting Goods: The robot can sort goods.
Navigation and Manipulation: The robot is rated low on navigation and manipulation.
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- Warehouse work robot
📸 Window Camera E10
One of our new exciting pieces of tech is the new Window Camera E10, the perfect indoor camera for recording outdoors! An easy mounting sticker attaches the camera to a window, and gives you the power of 2.5K resolution with color night vision and continuous wired recording!
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Window Camera E10: The Window Camera E10 is a new indoor camera for recording outdoors.
Easy Mounting: The camera has an easy mounting sticker.
2.5K Resolution: The camera has 2.5K resolution.
Color Night Vision: The camera has color night vision.
Continuous Wired Recording: The camera has continuous wired recording.
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