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According to a post on X by @gclue_akira, Akira Sasaki has published Tazuna Robotics Harness on GitHub. The project is a setup in which AI takes the lead in extending the features and policies a robot needs. The post also shows a 25,000-yen SO-101 follower arm drawing pictures from text prompts using AI.
According to a post on X by @gclue_akira, Akira Sasaki has published Tazuna Robotics Harness on GitHub. The project is a setup in which AI takes the lead in extending the features and policies a robot needs. The post also shows a 25,000-yen SO-101 follower arm drawing pictures from text prompts using AI.
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Akira Sasaki published Tazuna Robotics Harness on GitHub, a setup in which AI takes the lead in extending the features and policies a robot needs. He also showed a 25,000-yen SO-101 follower arm drawing pictures from text prompts with AI. Why it matters: Open harnesses like this let hobbyists and small labs try...
The post says open harnesses like this let hobbyists and small labs test agent-driven robot control on inexpensive arms. For builders, the low hardware cost shown in the demo is the main draw. Next to watch is whether the GitHub project's code and documentation show how it performs beyond this example.
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