Mobile ALOHA: Learning Bimanual Mobile Manipulation with Low-Cost Whole-Body Teleoperation
Mobile Aloha only cost $32k to build and is entirely open-source, showing that we are closer than we thought to ubiquitous household robots.
All of the parts can be found and purchased right now.
Source: https://mobile-aloha.github.io https://v.nostr.build/PXVn.mp4
Call me when it can go upstairs. π€£
that shouldnβt be too hard to do Iβm sure.. pretty sure you can create a track alongside the stair case for it to use
What the
I will gladly let this thing steal my job of doing the dishes in the kitchen.
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Interesting π€
would be cool to make one for conferences that you can zap to do a certain task for you π
Very impressed that the robot could put a pillowcase on without a chin.
That truly is impressive!
Dude! Thanks for this. I had seen the video and even saved it, but I didnβt have the link, nor did I realize this was open source! ππ»
No problem bro!! I had a feeling youβd appreciate it!! π«‘ thanks for the zap π«
Wait a minute !! Whole body teleportation means I still have to do it just sat somewhere else? This would end up being a $32k clothes horse after about a week in my house
The tide pod got me
This has got to be a joke
I'm not ready for this
hahah Iβll meme about it if thatβll make u feel better
Need me one of these rn
Impressive! But the "up to 90% success rate" scares me. I know how much extra housework a "helpful" three year old human creates!
I imagine its a net negative on menial tasks even before maintainence and downtime. But still amazing, and apparently FOSS.
just 50 years ago most surgeries had nowhere near that success rate π
LOL i saw this yesterday and had to laugh at how the videos are all sped up 6x
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It's not in the video but there's a 1950s housewife in the other room drinking red wine and wondering what she'll do all day now she got the new robo.
In a year it will be 2X better and 2X cheaper
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