Was it expected that Qwen is working on this? What are the current alternatives?
The TAM for robots is much, much larger than for coding or services, and much more strategic when you think about manufacturing and war-making.
The Qwen "suite" is a workmanlike breakdown with demonstrated tasks that seems to me as an outsider to suggest that one could start building integrated systems this year, and have simple products next year. I'd be very interested in an assessment from engineers from the robotics companies (cars, biomedical robots, manufacturing...).
Elsewhere on HN I see hundreds of comments on SpaceX's long-telegraphed merger with Cursor but no serious evaluation of this.
The qwen.ai webpage should learn to deliver plain HTML with its content instead of overcomplicated JavaScript and CSS to display obnoxious pulsating rectangles where the content ought to be but hasn’t managed to load.
Was it expected that Qwen is working on this? What are the current alternatives?
The TAM for robots is much, much larger than for coding or services, and much more strategic when you think about manufacturing and war-making.
The Qwen "suite" is a workmanlike breakdown with demonstrated tasks that seems to me as an outsider to suggest that one could start building integrated systems this year, and have simple products next year. I'd be very interested in an assessment from engineers from the robotics companies (cars, biomedical robots, manufacturing...).
Elsewhere on HN I see hundreds of comments on SpaceX's long-telegraphed merger with Cursor but no serious evaluation of this.
I can't view the videos on my phone. How much existential terror should I feel?
qwen just keeps delivering, it's too good
The qwen.ai webpage should learn to deliver plain HTML with its content instead of overcomplicated JavaScript and CSS to display obnoxious pulsating rectangles where the content ought to be but hasn’t managed to load.
Bike shedding exhibit a:
Nice! What are some hardware platforms that leverage these models?
The site says they're running them on a NVIDIA Jetson Thor, which dev kits start at $3,000.
I'm pretty sure we're going to see HASS and valetudo using it soon, fingers crossed