In order to finance my RU-vid channel and my projects, I am starting the consultation in robotics. So if you would like to ask me questions about my builds (or about your projects) you can do this through my website ( www.skyentific.com/book-online ). This service is not cheap, because I would like to limit it (with lower prices I would have to do this all day long, and I would not have time for projects/RU-vid). And of course, I cannot guarantee that I will be able to help you during this consultation, but I will do my best.
It's so nice to have such simple, step-by-step tutorials on youtube because most things are too advanced for me and I can't even get started with those.
Thanks for the shout out! I enjoy your channel but must have missed this one (until someone pointed it out to me today). I'm excited to see what comes next with the arm! (I'm hoping to do my own robot-arm-related content soon too, with pre-built hardware)
Wow, That's really cool simulator. I haven't heard about it before. Thank you for the video. I'll definitely give it a try with my own robot. For now I was playing around with reinforcement learning in pybullet.
I'd love to see how easy it is to get inverse kinematics working on this, and whether you can do joystick control of the simulation with a physical joystick
Great video as always. To enter the competition all we have to do is sign up with your link, watch the keynote and watch another session? Is there any way to know if we have successfully entered the competetion?
I have played around with an AI plugin in Unity for controlling a robot, which was surprisingly powerful. I have not tried Isaac Sim yet, but I'm curious to see how it compares.
Eric, what is the name of the AI plugin in Unity? I haven’t tried simulating robotics in Unity yet but I would like to try. Have any suggestions on material or tutorials where to begin?
@@sozno4222 How to use Machine Learning AI in Unity! (ML-Agents) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zPFU30tbyKs.html on YT should get to started.
Thanks for all your content. Looking forward to trying to implement some of your designs/ concepts soon. With regards to the competition, I registered and attended the keynote and an additional conference event. Do I need to do anything further to enter? I took screenshots of attendance just in case. Thanks again. Keep up the amazing content :)
Awesome video, I think actual robotics dynamic are only as good a accurate static forces on the model. I think we are a year away from that at this point. I did a lot of guessing in order to get mine accurate in Isaac Sim. I hope that you cover Isaac Gems in a future video.
Great video, very interesting, finally undestand what isac sim is about. Im also wondring if there is a way to know if i was successful in entering the raffle.. Did all the things last years gtc aswell, longtime subscriber, watched the keynote and several other interesting sessions but no idea if it worked or not, feels a bit random and unlikely all systems cpmmunicate and know i fullfilled everything?
And it only supports a subset of joints. Not all the ones a person might need. I started a feature request with Autodesk asking to add URDF support, I need more people to give it a thumbs up or it will never get on their radar.
He is using Autodesk Fusion 360. It is completely free when activated as personal/hobby (Not for commercial Use) with an Autodesk account. I use that CAD Program myself. It's very powerful and easy to use.
I watched several Isaac videos but still do not know what it really is used for. It generates "Synthetic Data". What Data? And Data for what? At this moment it looks like a rudimentary animation tool, but that can't be right. I am very confused.
