looked at Apple notebooks a month ago, look again as everything has changed. The new Apple laptop is $500. I would not suggest using an Apple notebook computer in a robot. or even a Mac

Is "Apple silicon" ARM enough for this? >> - I personally don't need any GUI on my robots—headless operation is perfectly fine. That means Ubuntu Server with

: 2 Apple Store 24" usb cables displayed > Data Transmission (good!), Power Transmission PD<65W. NO PD2.0,3.0, > 3.1. Apparently this means the cable has no E-Marker

to my Apple devices. They are highly secure (relatively). That, of course, is the opposite of non-Apple phones, but that's irrelevant here. Driver model is closed? Unlike what

nice with Apple Silicon. I've got way too many notes, some of which are still accurate, to try to replicate what I did to make it work. And don't get me going about how LIDAR simulation

On 2/16/26 10:57, 'James H Phelan' via HomeBrew Robotics Club wrote: > Marco, > > /"Use the zeroconf/avahi ;-) I can do things

AMD or Apple Silicon is great; 8 GB+ > VRAM is a nice-to-have > > Time commitment > > - > > About 30–60 minutes, depending on downloads and whether your machine >

AMD or Apple Silicon is great; 8 GB+ VRAM is a nice-to-have Time commitment - About 30–60 minutes, depending on downloads and whether your machine decides to be dramatic that day 😅 If

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useful. Apple isn't helping with that. There are open source > options, ROS etc., that get you there to some extent. But at least > having the commercial option, that seems

A short time ago I had a very interesting conversation with ChatGPT on the subject of "speaker diarization," or as it's commonly known as

Asahi on Apple Silicon is in remarkably good shape for a reverse engineering project, it's still missing some important parts like hardware video encode/decode support and power

For avatar use, there is a human in the loop, so the hard part of the control loop doesn't have to be solved. That is a big use that people keep

ros2 for Apple Silicon. Here is what I did. It's not the complete set of files, as the file describes how I built an app in xcode to listen to a battery message and display it on my laptop

The problem with humanoid robots and also the reason why companies like to say that are working on them is that humans seem to be hard-wired to assume

projections, Apple, Google, and Samsung will > likely introduce tablets with 2nm-class processors by 2026–2027 > . These next-generation chips will significantly boost

On Wednesday, August 27, 2025 at 2:00:47 PM UTC-7 Chris Albertson wrote: Do you mean “CuPy”? That one is more reasonable for most users. But there are

, Other Apple >> button... I still call them "Open Apple" and "Closed Apple") and then >> drag the handle. This means when you tug on one of the scale

fan of Apple devices. I opened a > couple and > wasn't very impressed. > > > > > The Jetson line is specifically tuned ARM-based system > architecture to

a video tachometer watching the wheels. I'm a happy camper. Sigyn/teensy_to_sigyn at main · wimblerobotics/Sigyn github.com apple-touch-icon-180x180-a80b8e11abe2.png

, and Apple they all have CPUs that support integrated > GPU, NPU and AVX but they do support Python. > If they make it easier to port ROS code to multi-core/multi-acceleration

like > Apple or Tesla that build full working systems with a closed > ecosystem. > > The trouble is the AI is not at all something one person or a > small group can do. Even

earbuds like Apple AirPod Pro. Mine are good enough to block lawn mower noise. > > End of EDIT. > > That problem might not be different from a pilot trying to fly a straight

about an Apple prototype for an expressive robot. So far I have only just about set up the hardware, but I would like to show what I have. I won't be able to make Maker Nexus though. Regards

Per Chatgpt Apple pie, oh me, oh my, Golden crust and stacked up high. Cinnamon spice and apples sweet, A tasty, warm and cozy treat. Look fwd to attending by Zoom :)  RobotRoss On Friday

> > Apple seems to be the first with integrated RAM, but Intel and AMD also have new chips > with RAM and GPU in one chip. Apple's trick was not putting the RAM and GPU on the

machinelearning.apple.com/research/neural-engine-transformers On Saturday, February 8, 2025 at 10:00:59 AM UTC-8 Chris Albertson wrote: > With an NPU, the toolchain is

on my Apple M2 powered Mac mini. I can get better then real-time performance. An M2-Pro with 16GB RAM seems to have performance about like a mid range Nvidia GPU. But it cost maybe less

“ping apple.com ” or if you prefer “ping google.com ” both are realable and if you can “ping” them it proves you nIntrernet connection is good. If the ping fails, fix that BEFORE you try

works on Apple and Linux OS. > > https://underactuated.csail.mit.edu/index.html > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups