Weekly Robotics 277 This paper presents a snake robot that not only has 11 actuated joints but also can sense the forces in the environment with tactile sensors. the authors use hierarchical reinforcement learning (hrl) to control the snake robot, taking into account the tactile information. Weekly robotics newsletter stay up to date on state of the art robotics, drones, space, open source projects and research.
Weekly Robotics 275 This 3d printed robot runs micro ros on arduino esp32 to cut down the cost and is compatible with $15 laser distance sensors from used xiaomi 1st gen robot vacuum cleaners. Weekly robotics newsletter moved to weeklyrobotics newsletter published weekly join to subscribe created by. By the end of this series of liveprojects, you’ll have a self driving robot as well as practical experience designing and working with complex mobile robotic systems. the version of gazebo used in this project reached end of life in january 2025. “dobb·e is an open source framework for teaching robots new household tasks in 20 minutes via imitation learning”. you will find videos, paper, dataset, code, and models on this website.
Weekly Robotics 273 By the end of this series of liveprojects, you’ll have a self driving robot as well as practical experience designing and working with complex mobile robotic systems. the version of gazebo used in this project reached end of life in january 2025. “dobb·e is an open source framework for teaching robots new household tasks in 20 minutes via imitation learning”. you will find videos, paper, dataset, code, and models on this website. In this post i’m describing the project in detail and discuss how it’s been working so far. my goal for weeklyrobotics is for it to be a robotics content aggregator, where i handpick ~7 robotics related links every week. the links that i pick are chosen very subjectively. This paper presents a flying crawling quadrotor. the robot has four motors that are enabled when in flying mode, but when in crawling mode, only the rear motors are used, and a timing belt transfers the torque to the front wheels, making it four wheel drive. If you'd like to receive a technical newsletter every monday about robotics, drones, space technology, and more, sign up for the newsletter from mateusz sadowski, aka weekly robotics. Roboweek inspires students of all ages to pursue careers in robotics and other stem fields. our goal is to inform students about robotics events in their area so that they can discover their passions through hands on experiences. check out our events page.
Weekly Robotics 249 In this post i’m describing the project in detail and discuss how it’s been working so far. my goal for weeklyrobotics is for it to be a robotics content aggregator, where i handpick ~7 robotics related links every week. the links that i pick are chosen very subjectively. This paper presents a flying crawling quadrotor. the robot has four motors that are enabled when in flying mode, but when in crawling mode, only the rear motors are used, and a timing belt transfers the torque to the front wheels, making it four wheel drive. If you'd like to receive a technical newsletter every monday about robotics, drones, space technology, and more, sign up for the newsletter from mateusz sadowski, aka weekly robotics. Roboweek inspires students of all ages to pursue careers in robotics and other stem fields. our goal is to inform students about robotics events in their area so that they can discover their passions through hands on experiences. check out our events page.
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