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A list of awesome AI Robotics resources

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Humanoid

Frameworks

  • AimRT

    AimRT is a basic runtime framework for the field of modern robotics. It is developed based on modern C++, is lightweight and easy to deploy, and has more modern designs in resource management and control, asynchronous programming, deployment configuration, etc.

  • dora-lerobot

    Dora-LeRobot is a 100% Dora pipeline for manipulating robots, cameras and all possible hardware compatible with LeRobot.

  • dora-rs

    Dora-LeRobot is a 100% Dora pipeline for manipulating robots, cameras and all possible hardware compatible with LeRobot.

  • ROS2

    The Robot Operating System (ROS) is a set of software libraries and tools that help you build robot applications.

Robotic Arms

  • Aloha Bigym ModificationsApplications and Demos

    This Fork of Bigym contains the bigym tasks modified to work with the ALOHA bimanual system.

  • BiGymApplications and Demos

    BiGym is a new benchmark and learning environment for mobile bi-manual demo-driven robotic manipulation. BiGym features 40 diverse tasks set in home environments, ranging from simple target reaching to complex kitchen cleaning.

  • Dummy-RobotHardware

    Super compact smart robotic-arm.

  • Low-Cost Robot ArmHardware

    This repository contains the files to build and control a low-cost robot arm that costs about $250. Such a robot arm is well-suited for robot learning. Two of those arms are also capable of folding clothes.

  • Low-Cost Robot Arm: Koch v1.1Hardware

    A version 1.1 of the Alexander Koch low-cost robot arm with some small changes.

  • moss-robot-armsHardware

    A repository for affordable, easy-to-assemble robot arms designed for teleoperation applications.

Data Infrastructure

  • CORTEX

    CORTEX is a framework for accelerating robotics development through a combination of modern data infrastructure, test automation, and intelligent data analysis. The framework enables developers to rapidly prototype and test new algorithms and ideas with minimal effort.

ROS2

  • fusion2urdf-ros2Dev Tools

    A Fusion 360 Script to export URDF for ROS2.

  • ros2aiROS2 Packages

    ros2ai is a next-generation ROS 2 command line interface extension with LLMs.

  • rosaROS2 Packages

    ROSA is an AI Agent designed to interact with ROS1- and ROS2-based robotics systems using natural language queries. ROSA helps robot developers inspect, diagnose, understand, and operate robots.

  • ros_deep_learningROS2 Packages

    Deep learning inference nodes for ROS / ROS2 with support for NVIDIA Jetson and TensorRT.

  • ROS-LLMROS2 Packages

    ROS-LLM is a framework designed for embodied intelligence applications in ROS. It allows natural language interactions and leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) for decision-making and robot control.

  • rviz2-panelDev Tools

    This repository demonstrates the method for writing a rviz2 dock-able panel.

Library

  • LeRobot

    LeRobot aims to provide models, datasets, and tools for real-world robotics in PyTorch. LeRobot contains state-of-the-art approaches that have been shown to transfer to the real-world with a focus on imitation learning and reinforcement learning.

  • Open-Teach

    A Versatile Teleoperation framework for Robotic Manipulation using Meta Quest3.

  • Universal Manipulation Interface

    In-The-Wild Robot Teaching Without In-The-Wild Robots.

Simulation

  • ManiSkill

    SAPIEN Manipulation Skill Framework, a GPU parallelized robotics simulator and benchmark.

Mobile Robot

  • Maxwell

    Maxwell is a custom mobile manipulator based on the Etherbotix.

  • ReallyUsefulRobot

  • RoBart

    An iPhone-based LLM-controlled autonomous robot. RoBart began as an attempt to build a cheap mobile base using a hoverboard and iPhone Pro. Mobile phones are easy to work with and provide plenty of compute, connectivity, and useful peripherals: RGB cameras, LiDAR, microphones, speakers.

  • stretch (hello-robot)

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