@AnswerALS My brother's step-son had a stroke and developed Locked-In Syndrome in his 40s.
Eye tracking software didn't work for him, so I developed BlinkTalk which he used to talk to his family until he died.
It runs on cheap devices. Could you RT?
https://t.co/cJa48TLAMb
A robot dog you’re actually supposed to take apart.
China’s MirrorMe built Black Panther X as a modular, open quadruped platform rather than another closed robot dog.
200+ components, 12 joints, open interfaces + code, 4 m/s speed, 33 Nm joint torque, and support for third-party sensors and payloads.
You can assemble it, modify it, program it, and build on top of it.
@DeeperThrill Time will tell if they win, in the mean time they are forcing the American frontier labs to compete and innovate which is good for all of us.
@TechMDAI@pierrermartinow I almost bought a Pro 6000 and the same time as we bought the Sparks and man am I glad I waited. The Pro 6000 is an apex level predator but the tradeoffs to run them are big for a normie like me and the Sparks just sit there churning out tokens rock solid.