🤩 Teleoperation robotics game changer‼️ A Low-cost Open-source Hardware System for Bimanual Teleoperation (ALOHA). ✅ With a $20k budget ✅ capable of teleoperating threading a zip tie, dynamic tasks such as juggling a ping pong ball, and contact-rich tasks such as assembling the chain in the NIST board number . by Tony Z. Zhao via Juan L. Aparicio Ojea Open-source page: https://lnkd.in/eij3nNhs Paper: https://lnkd.in/e66grVGW #robotics #automation Lukas M. Ziegler Constantin Weiss Vanessa Loiola
You could put 4 of these things on someones back and use it to manipulate dangerous or very hot things. Have like a spine thing so they can control it with their mind, and an inhibitor chip to stop the AI taking over the persons mind.
This could be utilized well for intricate problems in dangerous environments where no touch tools (rods hooks positioners) are usually required, or where regular maintenance or manual labor is needed, especially in areas that usually requires the machine to be turned off and locked out. Ideally though it would be automated with computer vision, but that can get very complex, or close to impossible if the workpiece needed troubleshooting/maintenance or where there can be tons of different scenarios. Cool stuff!
This should be fine for dangerous or harmful operations.
what a load of bullshit it would be ok if this was the learning stage then the unit can do it its self
Similar like robots in medicine 🤝
So THAT'S how you do it!
Incredible innovation, Florian Palatini! ALOHA's potential to revolutionize bimanual teleoperation with such a modest budget is truly inspiring. The ability to handle complex tasks like threading zip ties and juggling ping pong balls is a testament to the system's versatility. Kudos to Tony Z. Zhao and Juan L. Aparicio Ojea for this groundbreaking work! 😎😎
Outstanding ☝️
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3mobut why wouldn't you just use your hands???