FOSDEM 2025 was amazing and here is my recap: #fosdem2025 #opensource #robotics

Together with Arnaud Taffanel, Fred Gurr, Lucas Chiesa, and Kimberly McGuire we are hosting a Robotics and Simulation devroom during FOSDEM We have a line-up of exciting presentation planned, check it out here: #robotics #opensource #simulation

RT @k_n_mcguire: There will be a #Robotics and Simulation Developer room at the free #fosdem2025 Brussels (Feb 2nd), and the CfP is till De…

We are organizing a developer room on Robotics and Simulation during FOSDEM 2025. We are looking for presenters in the areas of open-source robotics and simulation. More information: See you in Brussels! #robotics #FOSDEM2025 #opensource

@roboticseabass Hate these kind of companies making Internet a lot worse. Maybe @Robohub would be a large enough organization to take them down for stealing their stuff?

The last issue of Weekly Robotics for some time: event + RGB cameras = best of both worlds? A robot to react to Twitch chat, an open-source generalist robot policy, a super fast cube-solving robot, and more! #robotics #autonomouscars

Today in Weekly Robotics: a robot roller coaster (is it safe?!), cost considerations for developing humanoid robots, a cool gait editor for robot characters, a LiDAR visualizer, and more! #robotics #research #llms #humanoids

@robot_in_space2 I think 7Sense and SlamCore were trying this. Not sure if they included all the sensor you listed. At least the cameras + IMU estimation sounds like a solved problem given how well this works on VR headsets?

Weekly Robotics 300(!!!): flying aircraft with Javascript, a new super-fast multirotor, some hot videos from ICRA, UART duplex, Disney using rockets, filling in missing point cloud data, and more! #robotics #drones #research

Weekly Robotics 299: What's the deal with humanoid robots anyway? A robot that picks locks, an air incident report on an e-VTOL blade detachment, a guide to gearboxes, blind spot navigation, and more! #robotics #evtol #llms

Today in Weekly Robotics: important newsletter news, analyzing a Cruise crash, mechanical movements repository is back, iron-shelled robot-snails, and much more! #robotics #newsletter #ai #LLMs

Closing April with Weekly Robotics: a blast from the past with a GameCube robot, a SpaceHopper, flame-throwing quadrupeds, a neat 3D-printed wheel design, and more! 🤖🐕🔥 #robotics #space #diy

Weekly Robotics 296: new Atlas, an interesting skid-steering mobile robot you can build yourself, introduction to FLOW-IPC, drones recharging from power lines 🤯, and more. #robotics #ros #drones

Mid April in Weekly Robotics: Braking news from Boston Dynamics, a case-study on developing a novel sensor, small bipedal robots playing soccer, a monocycle robot with two legs, and a chair robot with three. #robotics #bipedalrobots #drones

Weekly Robotics 294: a DIY SCARA robot, an interesting biped robot takes a stick to the knee, new mini-docu series on animatronics from Disney, a robot pollinator, and more! #robotics #DIY #drones

Beginning of April in Weekly Robotics: $250 robotic arm, a nanometer-resolution focus stage, BD Spot shot at, large-scale robot manipulation dataset, and more! #robotics #research #llm

Today in Weekly Robotics: full stack for F1TENTH racing, revisiting servo surgeries for precise control, rebuilding a battlebot, creating an autopilot in X-Plane, and more! #robotics #DIY #autonomouscars #drones

Today in Weekly Robotics newsletter: Figure + OpenAI, NVIDIA announces a foundation model for humanoid robots, how Zipline designed its Droid, and more! #robotics #drones #humanoids

Weekly Robotics 290: robots building Moon towers, a DIY control of surgical end-effector (that you can buy for free or even get for free), open problems for embedded Rust, and way more! #robotics #diy #space #drones

Today's issue is a good one: TRI taking Punyo to the next level, a monkey robot, drone chasing an F1 car, bat vision dataset, and more! #robotics #drones #AI