Microduck robots trained in Nvidia simulation pass 20,000 preorders
Read original source →techcrunch.com
Hugging Face's Clem Delangue said preorders for the $399 open-source Microducks topped 20,000 after Jensen Huang demoed four on stage at GTC Berlin, with delivery expected before Christmas. The robots were trained in simulation using Nvidia's RTX Spark and Omniverse stack, then transferred to real hardware.
People · Jensen Huang
How this story unfolded
4 days · 1 report · 15 community posts · from Oct 21
- Oct 21
- Oct 22
- Oct 23
- Oct 24
- Oct 25
More stories today
Reddit user asks about uncensored edits in Qwen Image 2.1
A r/StableDiffusion post asks whether a LoRA or other method can make Qwen Image 2.1 perform better uncensored image edits. No tool, method, or result is offered in the thread snippet.
r/StableDiffusion·2 hours agoEmad Mostaque: AI teams no longer need to build models themselves
Emad Mostaque·2 hours agoTeamily pitches shared context across AI chats
Hasan Toor·2 hours ago
Grok Bot adds pages and dashboards in its biggest update yet
Alex Finn·2 hours ago
OpenAI says ChatGPT and ChatGPT Work merge is coming, not live yet
Users reported a popup saying "everything is now in one place" and lost the Chat/Work mode picker, defaulting to GPT 6 Sol High on Plus. OpenAI's Tibo called the popup a mistake: "Team is working on this but it's not rolling out just yet."
TestingCatalog News·2 hours ago
User says OpenAI Dot caught a scheduling mix-up in email
Kimmonismus·2 hours agoOpen model demonstrates extraordinary performance
Eric Schmidt·2 hours ago
Perplexity's Aravind Srinivas asks which inference tasks remain intelligence-bound
Aravind Srinivas·2 hours ago