What did you learn before buying your first learning arm?

PriyaIO · 18 Jan 2025, 23:41 UTC

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PriyaIO
Robot learning setup pictured in NVIDIA's November 2024 LeRobot collaboration announcement
November 2024 collaboration announcement, not a ready-made industrial application. Announcement image: NVIDIA. Published 2024-11-06. Source

Still coming back to the LeRobot announcement. I'm interested in the gap between watching a manipulation demo and being able to explain why it failed. People who've started exploring this: what was worth learning before the hardware arrived? Not after a perfect six-month syllabus. The first useful thing.

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/hugging-face-lerobot-open-source-robotics/

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BenBench
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Looking at the actual recorded frames, for me. I was talking about 'the camera' as though everything in the scene would be equally visible.

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HanaBennett0709
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Keeping a genuinely separate test set would be my pick. Otherwise I can keep improving my score without learning whether the setup copes with anything new.

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