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AndrewHart
2mo ago
The only result I get in Google for this is... this post
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HelloRL: A modular framework, like Lego for Reinforcement Learning
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7mo ago
This is something I built while learning RL, and I decided to open-source. I noticed that every major RL algorithm (Actor Critic, A2C, PPO, TD3 etc.) would be written from scratch, even though they shared a lot of the same features. And eve
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8mo ago
It's great, astounding, divine, amazing, splendiferous.
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11mo ago
There are plenty of demo videos on Twitter: https://x.com/colin_d_m
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How Hyper built a 1m-accurate "indoor GPS"
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1y ago
The motion tracking system used by ARKit/ARCore is called SLAM, combination of sensors + camera data if available.
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1y ago
Great question. Partly on device compatibility, but mostly that we can achieve an amazing, reliable experience right now without those anchors. If we weren't getting the accuracy we needed from our current methods, we would have to loo
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We've had the solution live in stores for years without any issue. Our algorithms can clean up and filter out unreliable data, based on all of the other data we have, from other APs, from previous data etc.. If they re-fit the WiFi, wh
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Thank you! I tried to keep it interesting but not get lost in rabbit holes. We have around 300 hours of ground-truth data now, in 1-second intervals, which we use for algorithm training and refinement. The same as performing a survey, our t
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Thanks for the feedback. I wanted to keep it balanced to be accessible but also insightful. To answer your point: we have the digital map, can use that to understand obstacles etc in the space. In some of those larger stores you see in the
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All of the videos shown on the speed-run of our technology is on 4 year-old Android devices, such as Samsung S21, Pixel 6 etc.. We always test and gather statistics on older devices to fairly represent what's available, rather than lat
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Thanks. Very interested in robotics so that'd be an ideal home, given the SLAM + sensors tech stack.
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Yes - one of the limitations with mobile is engaging the camera/quality of the SLAM. With a robot, they're already using SLAM with strong tracking, and controlling the hardware stack means no device limitations (uncalibrated senso
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How Hyper built a 1M-accurate indoor GPS
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1y ago
Aside from saving time, I'm bad at writing. Especially emails. I often open ChatGPT, paste in the whole email chain, write out the bullets of the points I want to make and ask it to draft a response which frames it well.
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You could say the same about software and app stores. If safety were the top priority, then the safest option is to say no apps, but that isn't competitive or lucrative. Apple's approach is to create safe frameworks and a review p
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Linear, Static Models Are Not the Path to AGI
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2y ago
Do you track how many people clicked each confetti button?
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Thoughts on Vision Pro
(andrewhart.me)
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4y ago
Fun at parties.
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4y ago
Dent Reality | Android Developer | Remote, Europe (office in London) | https://careers.DentReality.com Dent Reality is building the digital layer for the physical world. Checkout this 1 min AR demo: https://twitter.co
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Dent Reality | London | Mostly remote, some onsite | https://careers.DentReality.com Dent Reality is building the digital layer for the physical world. Checkout this 1 min AR demo: https://twitter.com/AndrewHartA
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Monzo is another company which does this incredibly well, and wrote a public document on it: https://monzo.com/tone-of-voice/ I'd love to read more on this topic - how companies learn to do this, and then go about
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Looks promising. One feature I'd need is ability to change the resolution to vertical - the same as the video I'm inputting.
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I run an AR startup called Dent Reality - Apple lists us in their Indoor Maps program docs. We've built on IMDF to solve this for grocery stores, and provide shopping list navigation with maps and AR. 60 second demo video here: https:
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Dent Reality | JavaScript Developer | London, UK | Full-Time https://DentReality.com We’re a “smart spaces” company, building an AR platform that connects people with retail stores and shopping centres, to provide an Amazon-leve
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I swear by Source Code Pro.
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Dent Reality | Full-Stack Developer, Senior iOS Developer | London, UK | Full-Time, ONSITE https://DentReality.com About us: Dent Reality is building an AR platform to connect people with retail stores and other public spaces, g
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Dent Reality – Building the Future of Indoor AR Navigation
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