@laneburgett: While @SpaceX was launching rockets we were using @Starlink to remotely inference our excavator robot model that we tra…
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Lane Burgett shares how they used Starlink to remotely run an excavator robot model trained on 2.5 hours of operator data, based on π0.5 from Physical Intelligence, teaching heavy machines real-world tasks.
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While @SpaceX was launching rockets we were using @Starlink to remotely inference our excavator robot model that we trained with 2.5 hours of operator data.
We are teaching heavy machines to do real tasks on job sites by learning from real operators in the wild. Soon, we will be expanding to more tasks and machines. Our model is built off of @physical_int’s π0.5.
Read more here: https://labs.actor/research/excavator-in-the-wild…
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