A VR teleop demo for an SO-101 arm gets absurdly low latency by using one Python script
MoonL88537 · x · 2026-07-22
A low-latency VR teleoperation demo for an SO-101 arm is getting laughs because the creator wrote the VR app itself in Python.
The setup reportedly packs inverse kinematics, LeRobot, and pyopenxr into a single script to avoid roundtrip delay, and the commenter says the fully covered eyes make the whole thing even funnier.
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