@roboticomarket: Hugging Face just released @LeRobotHF a humanoid robot you can build for roughly $2,500! A full open stack with hardwar…
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Hugging Face released LeRobotHF, an open-source humanoid robot platform with hardware, simulation, and training tools, costing roughly $2,500 to build.
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Hugging Face just released @LeRobotHF a humanoid robot you can build for roughly $2,500!
A full open stack with hardware, simulation, training environments, runtime tools, datasets and robot learning workflows designed to take a humanoid from assembly to real world control.
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