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RBDL is a C++ library that contains some essential and efficient rigid body dynamics algorithms such as the Articulated Body Algorithm (ABA) for forward dynamics, Recursive Newton-Euler Algorithm (RNEA) for inverse dynamics, the Composite Rigid Body Algorithm (CRBA) for the efficient computation of the joint space inertia matrix and is also able to compute forward dynamics with external contact constraints and collision impulses. Furthermore it has some basic support for forward and inverse kinematics.

  • articulated-body-algorithm
  • inverse-dynamics
  • forward-dynamics
  • multi-body-dynamics

Modular autonomous driving platform running on the CARLA simulator and real-world vehicles.

  • autonomous-vehicles
  • autonomous-driving
  • carla
  • perception

Translated🦆 Feetech HD1910 Microduck replica: one-legged balance, ready-to-use models, Chinese console, custom HAT/IMU & 3-step build guides. No training required.

Independent reproduction of SuperMimic (arXiv:2610.28480) on mjlab/MuJoCo Warp, written from the paper before the official release. For the authors' code see HybridRobotics/supermimic. Kept as a record: experiment log, full BONES-SEED results, checkpoint.

  • humanoid
  • mjlab
  • motion-tracking
  • mujoco

This is a package for LiDARTag, described in paper: LiDARTag: A Real-Time Fiducial Tag System for Point Clouds

  • fiducial-markers
  • lidar
  • point-clouds
  • cassie

RAFCON (RMC advanced flow control) uses hierarchical state machines, featuring concurrent state execution, to represent robot programs. It ships with a graphical user interface supporting the creation of state machines and contains IDE like debugging mechanisms. Alternatively, state machines can programmatically be generated using RAFCON's API.

  • robotics
  • graphical-programming
  • state-machine

Ultra-low-cost robotic joint: a $1.5 FOC board inside a 1503 gimbal motor, plus a 3D-printed high-ratio precision gearbox. Cheap power, exact motion.

Whole-body motion tracking for the Unitree G1 in under 3 minutes on average on one GPU: return 0.82 with 0/40 clips failed, held from 2.74 min (mean of 15 seeds, range 2.21-3.61, fine checkpoints), 11.87 it/s (world model + Muon + overlapped CUDA streams, mjlab)

  • humanoid
  • robot-learning
  • supermimic
  • world-model