A robot lesson where nobody trains a model. Hear me out

FionaAli0238 · 30 Apr 2025, 12:43 UTC

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FionaAli0238
I've been reading about LeRobot and want to try a short data-collection exercise with a class. The result would be a documented set of demonstrations, not a triumphant robot video. I'd give different groups the same task description and compare what they thought it meant. Too dry, or a decent way to show why instructions matter? https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/hugging-face-lerobot-open-source-robotics/
Robot learning setup pictured in NVIDIA's November 2024 LeRobot collaboration announcement
Hugging Face and NVIDIA robotics collaboration

November 2024 collaboration announcement, not a ready-made industrial application.

Announcement image: NVIDIA · · Source record

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RaviAdams0128
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Make the disagreement visible. Ask each group to define a successful finish before they compare notes. Otherwise the discussion can become 'our way is obvious'.

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FionaAli0238
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Yes! That is the bit I was missing. A definition they commit to first.

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