🏆 We won the MANA Track at Cal Hacks 13.0!
We built RealiSIM 🤖
Real workspace → 3D assets → MuJoCo → train a policy → deploy on a real SO-101 arm.
From real to sim and back, in one weekend!
Demo: https://t.co/g7LroI9638
Code: https://t.co/o8aH7TUqt8
#Robotics#SimToReal
16/ OpenSwarm
A centralized, natural language-controlled framework for orchestrating swarms of physical and simulated robots/agents, enabling efficient task delegation and real-time adaptation.
Utilizes a centralized 'Queen' intelligence to coordinate multi-agent systems, addressing scalability issues of decentralized approaches.
@adityabangde
16/ OpenSwarm
A centralized, natural language-controlled framework for orchestrating swarms of physical and simulated robots/agents, enabling efficient task delegation and real-time adaptation.
Utilizes a centralized 'Queen' intelligence to coordinate multi-agent systems, addressing scalability issues of decentralized approaches.
@adityabangde
I just published Deploying a PPO-Trained Bipedal Walker on an STM32: From Reinforcement Learning to Real-Time… https://t.co/k4xxWZ8XGe
#embeddedsystems#Robotics#MachineLearning
I just published Deploying a PPO-Trained Bipedal Walker on an STM32: From Reinforcement Learning to Real-Time… https://t.co/k4xxWZ8XGe
#embeddedsystems#Robotics#MachineLearning
the fastest way to become useful:
pick one hard domain and tear it apart until the pieces feel obvious.
you don’t need talent.
you need immersion.
bury yourself in the primitives.
understand the lowest-level units of the craft so deeply that higher layers become trivial.
every real skill is built this way:
circuits → hardware intuition
calculus → control systems
mechanics → robotics
algorithms → systems design
once the primitives click, complexity collapses.
most people run from difficulty. they jump to frameworks, shortcuts, abstractions. then wonder why they never become dangerous.
stop stacking conveniences.
strip everything down.
learn the fundamentals until the world becomes transparent.
the people who win aren’t faster or smarter.
they simply know the roots, not just the branches.
Hey everyone! Check out my new article making signal processing fun with convolution, HELLOWORLD analogies, and a bit of magic from sliding windows!
https://t.co/aAaAKO6kbx
Thanks @coldplay for spending 454 minutes with me in 2022. I couldn’t stop listening to Life in Technicolor ii. #SpotifyWrapped https://t.co/5Wr5YWUWSO
On #ThisDayInHistory, Motorala researcher & executive Martin Cooper made the first ever mobile phone call from a handheld device. #DidYouKnow this first prototype had a talk time of only 30 minutes and took 10 hours to re-charge!