@ctatedev: Jev feels like a model primitive for reflexes Fast decisions between perception and action This seems very native to ro…
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The tweet discusses the concept of Jev as a model primitive for reflexes in robotics, highlighting its role in fast decision-making between perception and action.
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Jev feels like a model primitive for reflexes
Fast decisions between perception and action
This seems very native to robotics
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