Is there a place where the public can see a more technical overview on these cool projects? I would love to see the control theory behind "Belty" as well as the Bi-Manual arm setup in particular. I've looked at the MIT Library but to no avail. I see the Bi manual arm setup is a triple jointed arm if I am not mistaken, and I believe it's using inverse kinematics to remain so fixed relative to the target point. Though, I'm not exactly sure and would love to see a more mathematical break-down of all the concepts. Is there any more in-depth technical overviews of the sort I could find anywhere? I'm really interested in the work being done at MIT, it's truly some really impressive stuff and I would love to learn more if that was possible.
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That was a good tour, thank you all.
and absolutely in in the department of AI in robotics and robot programme
Thanks for useful video!
Fantastic
mam I am coming in 2026 to learn abut that and reach also, thanks for the motivation of this video
This is 2024 and ai should be advanced enough to do common tasks by now.
Is there a place where the public can see a more technical overview on these cool projects? I would love to see the control theory behind "Belty" as well as the Bi-Manual arm setup in particular. I've looked at the MIT Library but to no avail. I see the Bi manual arm setup is a triple jointed arm if I am not mistaken, and I believe it's using inverse kinematics to remain so fixed relative to the target point. Though, I'm not exactly sure and would love to see a more mathematical break-down of all the concepts. Is there any more in-depth technical overviews of the sort I could find anywhere? I'm really interested in the work being done at MIT, it's truly some really impressive stuff and I would love to learn more if that was possible.
Yes, me too.
💙💙💙
Massachusetts institute of technology education superb 1st education
this robot motion quickly rapid required me what make it multiple issues is over ?
incredible nevertheless
expensive😅
Its funny people still think boston dynamics has great robots. Companies like Agility, Figure, Tesla are all way ahead of them.
that was cool