NVIDIA Robotics & Edge Computing Sessions https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-demand/search/?facet.mimetype[]=event%20session&layout=list&page=1&q=Robotics%20and%20Edge%20Computing&sort=date&sortDir=desc

Seems like Christmas may have come early this year, Bros! https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/china-open-sources-worlds-first-electric-humanoid-robot-design https://www.dimsumdaily.hk/worlds-first-electric-humanoid-robot-tiangong-goes-open-source-to-boost-development/

>>34323 Here are the links to their open sourced code and datasets: >https://huggingface.co/unitreerobotics >https://github.com/unitreerobotics/unitree_IL_lerobot >https://github.com/unitreerobotics/avp_teleoperate Wallahi may Xi have a thousand year Mandate of Heaven

>>34323 >>34327 Very cool! BTW, don't these look like two different robot lines? Cheers.

>>34334 Yeah, I think. China has open sourced a few other robots before. I only have the links for Unitree's data.

>>34339 That sounds great, Anon. I hope we can round up all of the opensauce robo(waifu) designs out there, and bring all those resources together here in one place so Anons can pick & choose from the best of the best. Good luck, Anon! Cheers. :^)

Memoripy is a Python library designed to manage and retrieve context-aware memory interactions using both short-term and long-term storage. It supports AI-driven applications requiring memory management, with compatibility for OpenAI and Ollama APIs. Features include contextual memory retrieval, memory decay and reinforcement, hierarchical clustering, and graph-based associations. https://github.com/caspianmoon/memoripy

>>34381 Sound good, Light. Thanks for the info Anon. Cheers. :^)

Potentially interesting, looking forward to AI being good enough in another year or two. (I've been saying this since the 90's, heh) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXHSPzHfe1s

I think Elon must be planning ahead, for offloading all the Robo Catgrill computational loads coming down the pike? https://x.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1864523723069399143

>>34562 Intredasting. Thanks, Anon! :^)

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>>34727 >trusting a corporation with your waifu

>>34749 >>trusting a corporation with your waifu I didn't say that exactly. It could help, maybe, with modeling. Testing to see the strength of actuators, all sorts of stuff. It could help with software for walking and movement coordination. At some point all of us will likely have to use some AI trained by others. They are spending multiple billions of dollars to train these so I find it unlikely that anyone can independently create their own or at least at our level of funding. You may be able to modify another created one but the source will likely for the foreseeable future be large corporations. And in the end my primary usage for it will be to write software to facilitate construction.

>>34765 It is guaranteed one must stand on the shoulders of giants. Even if you refined the ore to build all your motor components you still have yewrs of ore refining experience and techniques found by others. I just don't trust cloud subscription services because they can change and you have no recourse. There are already stories of folks going mad because their ai service nerfed/deleted their waifu. Easily preventable if it was a local waifu.

>>34768 so i tried a bash script for ai tts with ai with a computer mic and it was super slow. Whats frustrating is that people saw that video and then they see someone else using openai API which is real time yeah but itd be talking to chatgpt. Although ive seen chatgpt in janitor ai so maybe theyve loosened up.If chatgpt or claude, gemini can do nsfw id roll with that cause realistically youll be hosting the ai on the cloud either way. Even if you got a 4090 itd take over a minute just for a respinse without including the transcribing and tts for 70b parameter model. Graphics cards are also not getting cheaper.

>>34769 no looks like chatgpt still has restrictions. Also im personally picky about the voice i played around with moetts but thats a load spagghetti.

Open thinking models are rapidly catching up to OpenAI's o1 and should quickly catch up to o3. The key appears to be chain of thought to simulate reasoning, relying on searching datasets to ensure correct responses, and other tricks to bring small models close to the performance of larger models. They show that compounding techniques works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZpK6BdEBNQ

>>35051 Seems pretty exciting, Light. Seems like a bit of a wild ride ahead. Can't wait! :D