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3D-printable humanoid legs let robotics experiments run wild
Ars Technica AI19 days agoHardwareArs Technica reports that Hugging Face has introduced a roughly $2,500 bipedal humanoid robot project built around 3D-printable legs. The effort targets builders and researchers rather than mainstream consumers, lowering the hardware barrier for hands-on robotics experiments. Its broader significance is in open, reproducible embodied AI research, where models and control systems need physical platforms for testing.
Waypoint-1.5：讓家用 GPU 也能運行高保真度互動式虛擬世界★ 75
Hugging Face Blog66 days agoReleaseAs artificial intelligence advances toward Embodied AI and real-world physical interaction, high-fidelity 3D simulation environments have long been an…
參加 AMD 開源機器人黑客松 (AMD Open Robotics Hackathon)
Hugging Face Blog212 days agoReleaseHugging Face and chip giant AMD have jointly announced the "AMD Open Robotics Hackathon," an event designed to inspire developers, researchers, and makers…