Hobbyist trains Asimov robot to do a 'Ranger Walk' after 10 months of simulated walking on A100s
freelerobot · x · 2026-09-25
@mightyfog shares a hands-on robotics experiment: training an Asimov robot to perform the Army's "Ranger Walk" gait, trained on A100 GPUs with about 10 months of simulated walking. The author is happy with the latest results and describes it as fun experimentation.
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