The Robot Learning Company

The TRLC-DK1 is an open-source development kit designed for AI-native robotics, featuring a single-arm configuration with a 700mm reach and 1kg payload capacity. It supports multiple operating systems (Linux, MacOS, Windows) and utilizes USB-C for data transfer. The advanced TRLC-DK1-X variant enables bimanual learning with dual leader-follower setups and enhanced sensory input through three cameras.

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RobotToday Initiative

Robotics needs a service framework.

RSF defines a common language for robot service capability, lifecycle operations, certification pathways, and service-provider networks.

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