LFG!

We got into Y Combinator to make robotics widely accessible! Traditional automation takes months to implement and is not flexible to adapt. We’re onboarding robots within a single day, while having them learn on the job! Jasper van Leuven Servo7

Lots of great information here about how to "practically" use robot foundation models. Worth a watch / read

TRLC-DK1 v0.3 is out! We did some cool upgrades: - USB3.0 cams → USB3.1 can easily handle 3x 720p60 MJPEG streams - LeRobot plugin support → it will auto-detect the trlc_dk1 package - More robust mechanical parts & electronics Full changelog: github.com/robot-learning…

I'm being accused of overhyping the [site everyone heard too much about today already]. People's reactions varied very widely, from "how is this interesting at all" all the way to "it's so over". To add a few words beyond just memes in jest - obviously when you take a look at

We sped up software with LLMs. Hardware debugging somehow got left behind. Just like headphones use Bluetooth to connect to your phone, our robots typically connect to a laptop over Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Because we move them around a lot and people often touch the configuration,

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.Servo7 builds industry robots that work in existing operations without long and complex installations. The AI-trained robots adapt to existing processes, learn on the job, and deploy fast. Congrats on the launch Pieter Becking and Jasper van Leuven!