Physical AI is no longer science fiction.

In my last post, I have written about ACT and how it helps robots learn specific tasks, like folding a shirt or putting a cup in a sink.

You can program a robot arm to do almost anything.

Wow, half a year has passed since my last blog.

We already had a digital version of our robot: a detailed model built in Fusion 360.

AlienGo simulation was an interesting journey.

Today, we’ll train a quadruped to walk in a virtual environment.

In previous blogs we used setup() and loop() to write single programs.

I had a nice little egg cooker… until I broke its button.

Remember blinking the LED on Arduino?

Schematics might look intimidating at first, but they’re really just guides.