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Sikhbani.ai – Ask the Sri Guru Granth Sahib
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21d ago
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ACT-2 Preview: Sunday Robotics
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ASI Before AGI
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Levels of Exoskeleton Assistance
(trexorobotics.com)
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1y ago
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manmeet
1y ago
Launching the Levels of Exoskeleton Assistance—a clear, intuitive framework inspired by autonomous driving levels. This framework helps everyone—users, caregivers, therapists, researchers, and innovators alike—understand and track progress
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GP-You missed it? Nvidia's wild ride is not over
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2y ago
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manmeet
5y ago
This is amazing. I built one to help my nephew walk, and now selling commercially ( http://trexorobotics.com ) I am fed-up at the lack of options available to individuals. People thought that everyone will get an exoskeleton and
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manmeet
7y ago
Looks like an incredibly poor analysis by someone desperately holding onto their short position. Tesla owners don't use the supercharger daily. The author's assessment that most people do, is simply invalid. Based on my area and
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manmeet
7y ago
The base actuator is an off the shelf maxon, with our custom sensors and custom motor controller. In terms of motion control, safety was the most important piece when designing our system. There are safety checks in the mechanical, electri
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manmeet
7y ago
That's a good point. Perhaps we can build a similar model to a car warranty where the actuators are covered for a longer period, but other components are not. Atleast it gives people a peace of mind regarding the most expensive items.
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manmeet
7y ago
Thank you!
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manmeet
7y ago
We have made significant progress towards lowering the price of our system, considering that similar devices up until now cost $75k-$150k. But it is still quite expensive for the vast majority. Our price will continue to reduce over time, m
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manmeet
7y ago
This price is based on our current costs of producing and servicing these units at our projected quantities. It is still quite expensive for most families, unfortunately. Our goal is to engage with insurance companies to make this more af
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manmeet
7y ago
We are still producing at low quantities, but we have a pathway to bring down BOM costs with scale. In terms of other applications, the technology that we are building can evolve for other uses over time, but its not a straight replacement
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manmeet
7y ago
Thanks! We have done some case studies where we have found improvements in walking. However, the primary case is that by using this device to walk at home everyday, kids can avoid many of the complications that may arise from sitting, i.e c
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Launch HN: Trexo Robotics (YC W19) – Robotic Legs for Kids with Cerebral Palsy
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7y ago
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manmeet
9y ago
My startup is building exoskeleton to help the disabled walk. Our aim is to make a much cheaper exoskeleton ($10k). But we are starting by building exoskeletons for children. Check out trexorobotics.com
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manmeet
10y ago
I would imagine that companies and people would also be prohibited from making these claims. But I do believe that is going to be ineffective for the future. Progress would be very slow if there is nothing to claim on Mars, or another celes
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manmeet
11y ago
Is there a karma like system for people that answer a tag/question/channel? How do you plan to measure/incentivize good responses.
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manmeet
12y ago
good idea, but please get your submission proof-read. There are too many grammatical errors, I can see this as a good idea going to waste due to a poorly structured and worded submission.
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manmeet
12y ago
I advise not to take advice from random people on the internet who know nothing about your company or your situation
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manmeet
12y ago
interesting idea. 1.) Can anyone with a link view the image? How does that prevent someone from viewing it multiple times? 2.) Wont the fact of being able to view only a small area take away from the experience of viewing the image? What ca
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manmeet
12y ago
really amazing find! Thanks for bringing this out in the community, maybe by getting more exposure facebook will have to do something about this
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manmeet
12y ago
super cool, how did u manage the physics
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manmeet
12y ago
how do I buy one?
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manmeet
12y ago
Thanks for the cool insight. goodluck
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manmeet
12y ago
I think its a pretty good idea. All depends on how well u design your algorithm. I had a similar idea but wanted to use twitter to get sentiment regarding anything, from people to movies to devices or services.
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manmeet
12y ago
i once bought a te.vg domain, still lying around not doing anything
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manmeet
12y ago
great and insightful article
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manmeet
13y ago
goodluck with ycomb!
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