To test this, they 3D-printed a damaged limb and attached it to the robot. After watching a video of itself with the new arm, the model was able to refine its predictions and adjust the robot’s ...

The robot has seven degrees of freedom on each ... as well as other common 3D test models. We’re not sure it’s something easily recreated by the home-gamer, but it sure is fun to watch.

All you need is a 3D printer, some basic electronic skills and knowledge of Python. The components needed are a body, two wheels, motors to drive those wheels and some electronics. [Limenitis ...

Manycore Tech Inc., a fast-growing spatial intelligence company, announced that it has made its multimodal spatial comprehension model, SpatialLM, open-source at the GTC 2025, significantly lowering ...