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ESP32 + a smartphone = an obstacle-avoiding robot car.
The ESP32 controls the motors, while the phone handles obstacle detection through its camera. BLE Bluetooth handles wireless communication between the phone and ESP32, sending movement commands in real time.
A pretty simple setup, but a fun little robotics project. No expensive sensors or complicated hardware needed.
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Wanted to get into manipulation. Decided to first build a full stack that scales.
Plan: copy @GeneralistAI's gripper. Fun weekend project.
It was not.
So @t_k_233 and I documented every design choice and lesson along the way.
Meet Specialist: fully open-source hardware, data pipeline, training, and deployment code.
specialist-ai.github.io/
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Everything is soft until it touches the glass.
Moonshot Gravity, a small experiment in gravity and magnetism, played here on a Teenage Engineering SP-1. Or tilt your phone.
gravity.moonshot.ooo
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Meet the identity layer for agents with Daniel Buchner, director of Proof.com.
Are AI agents the future of trust online?
proof.com/
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Would you let a robot give you a tattoo?
He did.
@stash_pomichter had an awesome San Francisco robot party to celebrate new office with a ton of robots.
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Whoever owns how cars get fixed, will own the AI that fixes them.
@bayworks_app is grabbing that data on the bay floor first.
🤝 Paid partnership
Self-driving companies record every mile a car drives. Nobody records how it gets fixed.
Bayworks (YC F26) does that, building the intelligence that keeps America’s vehicles running.
In 110 days, Bayworks has gone from 0 to 80+ dealerships covering 4,000 repairs a day, including a top-50 US dealer group ($3B+ annual revenue).
We capture voice and video data as technicians repair cars and verify the work, turning this ground truth into a system that runs the dealership’s operations and standardizes every repair.
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アリエクで200円しなかったwww
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情報提供 @warenosyo
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Want to see some of the worlds strangest, most complex and precise ancient structures that contradict the mainstream archeological and historical narratives?
Go to Peru.
Can't go right now?
Then watch my latest documentary!
4K quality, at the sites, NO AI and free to view!
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AI Glasses are raining out of the sky.
INMO showed off their new INMO Future glasses today. 125g, active cooling fan, two 1920x1080 displays, 36° FOV. Starts shipping in Feb 2027 for $1099. They will start a kickstarter on Dec 10 with an early bird price of $799.
inmo.com/products/inmo-futur…
