Comment by amelius 19 hours ago And can it walk back to a charge station and hook itself up? 5 comments amelius Reply dv_dt 19 hours ago Add a hack to repurpose a phone wireless charger pad? amelius 18 hours ago My main question is if it would be able to find its way back. _flux 17 hours ago The biggest idea of this device seems to be that people would be able to write software to it, so this seems very likely to be in the domain of achievable things, because it has a camera and LIDAR. tenuousemphasis 18 hours ago You can train it to do pretty much anything. amelius 18 hours ago You can train deep learning to do anything. But the question is ... will it do it? And the next question: how reliably?
dv_dt 19 hours ago Add a hack to repurpose a phone wireless charger pad? amelius 18 hours ago My main question is if it would be able to find its way back. _flux 17 hours ago The biggest idea of this device seems to be that people would be able to write software to it, so this seems very likely to be in the domain of achievable things, because it has a camera and LIDAR.
amelius 18 hours ago My main question is if it would be able to find its way back. _flux 17 hours ago The biggest idea of this device seems to be that people would be able to write software to it, so this seems very likely to be in the domain of achievable things, because it has a camera and LIDAR.
_flux 17 hours ago The biggest idea of this device seems to be that people would be able to write software to it, so this seems very likely to be in the domain of achievable things, because it has a camera and LIDAR.
tenuousemphasis 18 hours ago You can train it to do pretty much anything. amelius 18 hours ago You can train deep learning to do anything. But the question is ... will it do it? And the next question: how reliably?
amelius 18 hours ago You can train deep learning to do anything. But the question is ... will it do it? And the next question: how reliably?
Add a hack to repurpose a phone wireless charger pad?
My main question is if it would be able to find its way back.
The biggest idea of this device seems to be that people would be able to write software to it, so this seems very likely to be in the domain of achievable things, because it has a camera and LIDAR.
You can train it to do pretty much anything.
You can train deep learning to do anything. But the question is ... will it do it? And the next question: how reliably?