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ChatGPT moment will be nothing compared to the robot moment

Some tele-ops for textile sorting use case

Big day: Servo7 is live! We’re building general-purpose robotics powered by AI, for places traditional robots can’t go. Product assembly, textile sorting, testing, you name it! Check out our first demo: 🎥👇 Hugging Face LeRobot #lerobot @jaspervanleuven Pieter Becking

LFG!

🇨🇳 A team of construction workers in China operating excavators remotely. Grueling blue-collar work is now a cushy air-conditioned office job.

The success of MCP is the first proof point that the world favors open and decentralized AI

Lets go! @Servo7robotics

Nvidia is killing it these days and sharing in the open for everyone's benefit! Currently second big organization on HF by number of repos created in the past 12 months (average a new repo every day) and crossed 30,000 followers (second in the US just after Meta).

Tele-ops by hand

The single most important thing robots will do:

Great way to make animations!

Vibes Project Europe Jasper van Leuven Servo7

This robot is fully AI-controlled. We trained an AI model with just 55M parameters (for reference, most language models nowadays are in the hundreds of billions) to perform this simple task. And it adapts to changing environments. With a wrist camera, a context camera and the

Offline RL is not RL. RL is about interaction. No interaction, no RL.

Servo7 has been accepted into Y Combinator! Traditional automation is broken. Humanoids promised a solution, but so far, they’re mostly doing stunts on YouTube. We’re putting robots to work, allowing anyone to teach and deploy robots quickly in production environments.

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