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How Robots Learned to Walk: From Hand-Engineered Control to Reinforcement Learning (opens the original)
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Is legged locomotion actually a solved problem? In this episode of RobTalk, Felix Frank from our Robot Intelligence team explains how legged robots learn to walk, and why going from an impressive stage demo to a reliable real-world deployment is still one of the hardest open problems in robotics. You'll gain insights into: - Why footstep planning used to mean months of hand-engineered optimization - How GPU-parallelized simulation and domain randomization changed the entire approach - What retar
Scripted Demos vs. Real Autonomy: The Truth About Dancing Robots (opens the original)
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Do dancing robots we see prove that autonomous robotics has been solved? Autonomous Robotics are becoming more impressive every year. They can dance, run marathons and perform movements that seemed impossible just a few years ago. But does that mean they’re ready for real industrial applications? This episode takes an honest look at where the technology actually stands, what those demos can and cannot do, and what the next real milestone looks like. You’ll gain insights into: - Viral robot video
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