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Auki Community Update Oct 12 nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1aKbdENLN…
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At the @TheHumanoidHub robotics conference in San Francisco and this captures why I love San Francisco.
The guy who is giving a keynote today, @broodsugar is talking with @JayLiStanford who is making robot hands in USA. I turn on the camera and get a lot of info about what is happening at the bleeding edge.
And at the end we talk about the impact @elonmusk is having on not just him but the whole industry.
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What is the real world web? nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1yJAPwWAq…
What is the real world web? nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1vKpPNvdB…
Our creative technologist keeps shipping... Here he's given spatial awareness to a pair of InMo glasses, but also to his new spatial video editor.
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Replying to @Auki @swissborg
@swissborg good to see $AUKI to be supported, should have been done a while back through
Live on Saturday's community update, Nils built and demo'd multi-robot voxel mapping plus phones leaving them notes.
Because what better way to communicate with your robots about where you want a task done than to leave the instruction in space?
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This latest $AUKI community update was one not to miss.
@broodsugar’s live demo showed some really interesting pieces of what Auki is building. What stood out to me was that while the demo was taking place in a retail environment, Nils explained that they’re also working on the home environment, including a generic harness that isn’t tied specifically to retail.
He showed Galbot connected to a home server on his laptop, with the ability to see through the robot’s camera and switch into a teleoperator view where digital information from the environment could be overlaid directly onto the camera view on the phone.
You can have a companion in the same environment, give it instructions, and even leave notes tied to specific locations.
Something as simple as “clean this” could be placed at a specific spot and then seen there through the AR view.
Nils also brought in a second robot and spoke about collaborative mapping, with multiple devices contributing to the same spatial understanding.
Multiple robots and devices operating in the same environment will need to share what they discover, understand the same space, and eventually leave information or instructions for one another.
The retail environment may be one place to demonstrate the technology, but the work being done around the home shows how much broader the potential can be.
That’s what caught my attention from this week’s community update.
So now you have Auki working on both the retail and consumer sides of things. Bullish.
Live demos in the Discord (Oct 3) nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1pKkOXYRw…
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A key unlock here is getting the robot to navigate inside a map that was created from video before the robot ever arrived.
Getting @bracketbot pilot ready: Cactus sends a job to inspect a section of some shelf and it navigates there autonomously to scan it.
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One of the coolest moments of my career was getting to chat with Alastair, and having him write a cautionary tale about how the future of spatial computing can go wrong.
Renowned sci-fi author Alastair Reynolds once wrote a short story for us painting a dystopian picture of a future where AR glasses track our gazes.
So you know we're thinking carefully about how our own gaze tracking tech might be used.
Worth a listen: youtube.com/watch?v=U-UrIKoJ…










