Thanks for everyone for join the OpenCat Robot Around the World Contest as we celebrate 8 years of OpenCat open source robotics framework! 😍
We received some incredible entries showcasing the creativity and talent of our OpenCat community:
We're thrilled to announce the winners:
Check out all the winners' OpenCat quadruped robot videos now!
This project was created by @Reid Graves.
Congratulations, @Reid Graves, on winning the Bittle/Nybble's Got Talent Theme with the acorn pickup video.
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Unleash the potential of your Bittle/Nybble! Whether it's frolicking with a furry friend, strolling through the park, serenading with a tune, or mastering a new trick through coding, it's time to show off your robot's skills. Capture the magic in a video and join the contest for exciting prizes!
The submission deadline is May 5. Find out more on the detail page.
Not bad, for zero-shot prompting, generated in seconds. In fact, I am creating a bench-top Biosphere for Bittles to operate, but it's a complex project. Bittles will collect visual data via catwalks and elevators, looking at organisms and reading instruments, operating controls via soft touch switches and sliders.
@este este Thanks! I used the crouch gate for two reasons:
The area for the experiment was small, so it was easier to manage navigation
In carpeted areas, the walking gate causes Bittle to trip and fall, but with crawling that isn't a problem
The video is sped up- about 4x as I recall