@LinusEkenstam: Yup
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A tweet by Linus Ekenstam sharing a reminder about the significant progress in robotics over the past 11 years, referencing a post by Josh Greaves.
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Yup https://t.co/WGbla5oo0m
Josh Greaves (@joshgreaves_ml): Quick reminder: this was the state of robotics just 11 years ago
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