
TUM dropout. Building the universal factory. @structisAI backed by @fdotinc @HustleFundVC prev. physics
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The computer gave millions of people the freedom to create.
I want to help bring that freedom into the physical world.
At Structis, we're building a universal factory. Somewhere you can send a digital design and receive a finished, functioning product.
We're starting with robotic assembly. There is an enormous amount left to invent.
We're looking for the first people to build this with us.
People who think for themselves. Who care about the side of the fence nobody sees. Who are deeply optimistic about what humans can become capable of, and want to spend their lives contributing to it.
We're backed by Hustle Fund, Founders Inc, and Earthling VC.
We're forming the team in the Munich area.
If you've been looking for something worth giving yourself to, join us.
structis.ai/join-us/
Roberto retweeted
After spending a month in our hacker house, the best I can explain the energy is what we called "gonahdus" in the Finnish army @EURoboticsHouse
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meet the founders building @EURoboticsHouse
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After just one week at ERH, I'm already learning so much and feel grateful to be surrounded by builders of this caliber.
Roberto is a great example of the hustle mindset I find so inspiring in entrepreneurs.
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The Era of Evals is coming to AI robotics.
Today we’re launching Reality Check: our leaderboard & first public robot manipulation benchmark.
14,400 real-world rollouts. Four models. Multiple tasks & data regimes. Object placements. Confidence intervals. FR3 Duo stations.
1/10
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BREAKING: Nvidia declares physical AI could become “10x larger than digital AI” with Jensen Huang predicting every industrial company will become a robotics company.
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Built this over the last 10 months, solo, in a garage near Hamburg: the arms, the cell, the teleop and training pipeline. Now the first autonomous runs on a real customer part.
The goal is bigger than assembly. We are building an API for atoms: robots that learn any physical task from real work, and pay for themselves while learning.
Hiring the first engineers now. Hardware, ML or both. Early equity. DM me.
One of our first autonomous successes on the gland assembly.
How it works: we teleoperate the task first. That becomes training data for our model, which then attempts it autonomously. When it makes mistakes, we intervene and show it how to recover. Those corrections make the policy more robust and push the success rate up.
The model runs end to end, down to switching the screwdriver on and off.
Every task we run on the real robot grows the dataset. The bet: the more diverse it gets, the less data a new task needs.
Roberto retweeted
Why Cypherpunk mining ZEC changes everything for Zcash
00:00 Introduction
00:35 Onshoring and decentralizing hash rate
02:19 Mercenary miners vs. a 300k+ ZEC treasury
03:52 No debt, no rented hash, Cypherpunk owns the machines
04:47 The missing bridge between miners and the ecosystem
06:32 Kevin Zhang joins as Head of Mining
08:18 Cypherpunk was never a DAT
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Tested a Leap Motion device I had lying around for my robot setup.
Turns out it’s stable enough for:
real-time teleoperation (~100 Hz)
direct hand pose control
grasp via gesture mapping
Good starting point for collecting demos for imitation learning.
github.com/kvasios/ultragras…
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I keep running into brilliant people in Zurich working on robot learning who've never met the person doing the same thing three tram stops away.
So I've started a paper club to fix that: present your own work, flag a paper worth reading, and trade ideas with people beyond your lab or company.
Last edition drew 60+ sign-ups, and we had six presentations by Liam, Jessie, @mar_baga, @HKydlicek & @gui_penedo, @aurel_arnold and me.
The next one is Thursday, July 9th, 7 PM.
Got your own work to show? → Present it.
Read a paper worth knowing? → Bring it.
Just want to listen and ask questions? → Come anyway.
Drinks, pasta & pesto are on us.
Luma sign-up link below.
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My first interview with Sam Kuypers (@Sam_kuyp), quantum physicist and fellow at the Conjecture Institute.
00:00 Intro
00:33 Working with David Deutsch
01:11 Taking quantum theory seriously
03:19 Locality & local realism
04:19 Entanglement explained
06:28 Spooky action at a distance
08:42 The Conjecture Institute
09:58 What is Many Worlds?
11:01 The measurement problem
16:28 Collapse vs. Many Worlds
19:00 Branching & decoherence
22:23 The double-slit experiment
25:20 Where are the worlds?
27:18 What is Hilbert space?
31:08 Does Many Worlds violate energy conservation?
33:57 Is time real?
34:20 Newtonian time vs. internal time
37:07 Julian Barbour & timeless physics
41:00 The Page–Wootters clock model
45:02 Explaining time to a non-physicist
47:19 Free will in a deterministic universe
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Read more in our latest tech blog: chefrobotics.ai/post/latency…
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There will be 100x demand for building things in the real world as design gets easier
The real question is who is going to manufacture all the parts?
Replying to @claudeai
With the Autodesk Fusion connector, designers and engineers can create and modify 3D models through conversation.
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1/ We just released π0.7 — a steerable generalist robot model with emergent capabilities.
I want to share a bit of the backstory, because π0.7 taught me something surprising about where robot learning is heading. A thread on bittersweet lessons 🧵
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Just built a script that auto-calibrates the SO-100/SO-101 arm. No more manual joint alignment, much better reproducibility. Works from any starting position. For really weird ones, just run it twice. 🦾
github.com/umbra-robotics/le…

































