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I need a challenge !

3d three.js engine done , super wall click done , custom tv remote almost done .

These aren’t 100% complete just requiring parts / 3d printing / motivation- but clearly no technical challenges left .

So what next ? A full articulate human robot ? - issue then is vision recognition - that’s a challenge beyond current capabilities!

So what next ? Me , Claude ultimate combo - I need new vision , new high bar , next level accomplishment.

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Robot it is !

Start with jetson nano orin and oak lite camera . So object recognition and learning first ! Must try not to scale project to early … 🤣

12 minutes ago, Pocster said:

Robot it is !

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Pocsters Adaptive Reasoning, Sensing & Embodied Cognition

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Decided no need for Jetson. Also sent m5 back for refund. So PARSEC will leverage the m3 ultra as its brain via wifi.

The oak camera should be interesting; got an older edition off ebay for 60 quid.

Will use my mac air for testing first with camera with compute done on m3.

Later will use a pi or nuc. - as its task is just to stream camera images.

OAK-D Lite is the ultimate camera for robotic vision that perceives the world like a human by combining a stereo depth camera and a high-resolution color camera with on-device Neural Network inferencing and Computer Vision capabilities.

Key Features:
4 TOPS of processing power
13 MP central RGB camera available in auto-focus and fixed-focus variants
BMI270 IMU, 6-axis sensor combining accelerometer and gyroscope
USB2 / USB3 for power delivery and communication

RVC2 architecture on-board features:

4 TOPS of processing power (1.4 TOPS for AI - RVC2 NN Performance)
Run any AI model, even custom architected/built ones (models need to be converted)
Encoding: H.264, H.265, MJPEG - 4K/30FPS, 1080P/60FPS
Computer vision: warp (undistortion), resize, crop via ImageManip node, edge detection, feature tracking. You can also run custom CV functions
Stereo depth perception with filtering, post-processing, RGB-depth alignment, and high configurability
Object tracking: 2D and 3D tracking with ObjectTracker node
Base line: 75 mm
Ideal depth range: 40cm - 8m. See technical specifications.
Maximum effective depth range: 20m
Power consumption: Up to 5W. See technical specifications
Industrial grade aluminum housing with Front Gorilla Glass
1/4" tripod mount and 75mm M4 Vesa mount
Dimensions & Weight

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1 hour ago, -rick- said:

You know about ROS?

https://www.ros.org/

I didn't no. I then mentioned it to Claude why this had been missed as it's clearly of considerable use. It said we are at Stage 1; Stage 2 is ROS - (expletive deleted)ing liar I thought!

Looking back in the long Claude conversation I do now see "ROS" mentioned ... but its like in a list of stages with no explanation or detail.

So Claude was correct! as it frequently is of course.

Edited by Pocster
Ai showed me up

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