Robot's Early Taichi Policy Trained on Kaggle Shows Promising Kung Fu Moves
freelerobot · x · 2026-10-02
A playful demo shows the early stages of a "taichi policy" for a robot, trained entirely on Kaggle. The author shares initial results of the robot performing rudimentary tai chi movements — a fun, low-cost experiment in robot policy training.
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