The Research paper that changed the world...
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GPT ftw :)
https://www.nature.com/articles/323533a0 this did as well :)
Octo: Generalist Robot Policy (Gen AI in Robotics)
Imagine a GPT for robots! That's what this paper is aiming for—a generalist robot that can perform a wide range of tasks. Right now, we have robots designed for specific, narrow tasks. This research is a step towards creating robots that can handle anything you throw at them
What’s a Generalist Robot Policy?
In simple terms, a policy is a neural network that decides what action a robot should take. It takes in observations (like text and images) and outputs control units.
Types of Control Units
The Process
Challenges
In essence, this paper is pushing the boundaries in the field of robotics, aiming to create versatile robots capable of performing a wide array of tasks.
link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2405.12213
If you want me dive deeper,do let me know
I am a deep learning practitioner with gen ai skills in language and vision (LLMs and Diffusers). Any suggestions on how I could ramp up skills in robotics policies, etc.?
If you are in india,there are very few companies that are working in robotics because of the lack of funding and support from the govt and the profit mindset of investors.
You can start with ROS 2 tutorials just to understand how to write code in simulation.You can check out Ros 2 wiki to get started.
The paper I mentioned above is in the research phase,only companies with access to large datasets can work on these experiments.
Upskill yourself in gen ai,get some professional experience in robotics by hopping companies.
I am pretty sure the opportunities will increase in the future.
Anything happening in AI today can be traced back to this one brief moment in history...
Share your favourite papers.
GPT ftw :)
https://www.nature.com/articles/323533a0 this did as well :)
Was asked this question in a PM Interview at a unicorn Fintech based in Bangalore. I tried my best to answer but just trying to understand what PMs here would try to solve this?
> what PMs here would try to solve this Country running ones xP