I used to think personal websites were cringe. then I tried to write my own story in one page and understood why people make them.
here's mine: https://t.co/Is5QGkcHiJ
@ericbahn Competition is heating up. My qualifications:
- Carried a flag at Web Summit
- I also own a leather jacket
- What I lack in Asian hair, I make up for in gray hairs from building a startup
- I look good in black
@IFM_AI Genuine question: how does it handle several agents acting at once? in multi-robot control the hard part is the coupling, two robots on the same object change each other's next world
@lukas_m_ziegler The order matters here. Industrial business first, 20k+ installs, then humanoids. and owning Franka means a lot of robot learning labs already run on their arms. That's a distribution head start most humanoid startups don't have
@LisaSu@drfeifei@PeterStone_TX@yukez@corl_conf Good to see chip people at CoRL. Robots are a weird compute customer: lots of small brains on batteries, each reacting in milliseconds and agreeing with the others. Curious whether AMD sees that inference living on the robot or on a server nearby