https://youtu.be/fLe8no3ar2Q >I'm pursuing the idea that the brain has only a few functionalities repeated on a vast scale. That would mean the if we crack vision in a human-like way, language and logic are more-or-less solved too.

>>42895 Very intredasting. He'll never achieve his stated goals, simply b/c the fundamentals for it lie beyond physical reality. But if he'll stay in his lane, he may be able to do much else! Thanks, Anon.

>>42908 >He'll never achieve his stated goals, simply b/c the fundamentals for it lie beyond physical reality. What would an AI need to be able to do in order for you to admit that you're wrong? (Besides simply developing the persuasion skills needed to convince you you're wrong.)

As I've mentioned numerous times here on /robowaifu/ , having a smol flotilla of drones for our robowaifus to increase situational awareness will be quite valuable. At last there is a consumer drone that should be able to fulfill this need in a stellar fashion: the DJI Neo 2 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=eHJLPAQuxz8

yt-dlp https://projects.csail.mit.edu/video/research/robo/AutonomousObstacleAvoidance_highres.mp4 Pretty cool one-shot autonomous piloting by smol model airplanes. --- >related: https://github.com/andyberry <already hidden b/c (((reasons))), I'm sure. :/ (cf. >>43660 -related as well)

>>43626 Heh. :D >>43627 >Ask grok nicely? Never used it.

Hear me out

>>43639 Kiwi! Glad to see you bro. Hope you're well. :) >The original Holo-waifu, now in papercraft...welcome to /po/ A cute! 10/10 has tail. :D Paper has so many benefits during prototyping that it's very hard for us to ignore IMHO. Cheers.

NEW THREAD >>43642

>>43643 That's quite pretty. Reminds me of the lady's garden in Porco Rosso.

TIL: 1. Arduino is releasing a new "Q" board. ( >>42175 ). 2. Qualcomm is acquiring Arduino. Related? :D --- BTW, they are doing preorders rn: https://www.arduino.cc/product-uno-q/ https://store-usa.arduino.cc/products/uno-q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xz3ObNb3k5U

Lots of pertinent wisdom for us today regarding usage of smol microprocessors (the best kind, for our limited-onboard-resources robowaifu use cases). Co-authored "straight from the horse's mouth" back in the day by the primary-inventor/team-lead of the MOS 6502, Chuck Peddle (cf. >>42410 ). https://web.archive.org/web/20221106105459if_/http://archive.6502.org/books/mcs6500_family_hardware_manual.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20221112230813if_/http://archive.6502.org/books/mcs6500_family_programming_manual.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20141129191838if_/http://archive.6502.org/books/kim1_user_manual.pdf --- >related: http://6502.org/

Leaving this here to remember it. https://radxa.com/products/dragon/q6a >related: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/motherboards/worlds-first-open-source-armv9-motherboard-surfaces-radxa-orion-o6s-pricing-starts-at-usd200-for-the-8gb-ram-model

https://www.eenewseurope.com/en/pragmatic-develops-plastic-6502-processor/ Flexible plastic microprocessor, derived from the company's previous RFID tech. 6502 is still the world's highest count production microprocessor.

>>41265 crypto exchanges have kyc regulation so yeah

>>41265 >I want to clarify that I'm not asking out of a drive of anonymity >>41267 >kyc regulation If you actually do care about anonymity (like myself), then the payment processor needs to operate outside the 14eyes domains; as @Толкач and I were trying to establish before he got steamrolled here. I have no ideas how to do this, but he clearly does. --- I'm not sure you Anons truly understand (yet) just how vicious and literally murderous the kike mafia truly is. CYA is the word here. Cheers. :^) https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/26.html#1252

>>41269 Don't get me wrong, I would absolutely love for it to completely anonymous, and if it can be done, that would be amazing, but as far as I know, with a completely anonymous system, you basically have to communicate and decide beforehand that you're sending money, and that money is coming from you. That would be hard to do on a mass scale, since you would just see a wave of anonymous recipients, and nowhere to send the product. Maybe on the blockchain you can have a system where you can analyze the blockchain for the ledgers, and be able to send files?

Very interesting perspective on how Japan avoids credit card monopolies https://youtube.com/shorts/q7Ph1vaE8kQ

>>43575 >post about a way to break the payment processor monopoly >immediate fed you-know-what posting hmmmmm

>>43553 >Well, I'm disappointed to hear that, HoloAnon ngl. I didn't definitively say I'm ceasing development; I'm still thinking it over. But it's extremely discouraging when you think you have a good idea and it turns out the audience is much smaller than you thought.

>>43542 Interesting idea. I did see all the memes about the life-size gardevoir pillow. I have some counterpoints to the idea of a life-size pillow -Plushies have no structural integrity. That's fine for a small one, but for a human sized one, it would always be limp. Maybe an endoskeleton can help -They get dirty easily, and soaking means any spilled fluid might get in deep. Good luck on finding a human sized washing machine. This is also why I think the NEO robot having a fabric skin is asinine. >But nope straight to massive silicone beasties I guess. I had a similar thought that I discussed on a groupchat, because I was wondering, why not a robot-themed sexdoll? It would reduce the amount of silicon, make things like replacable onaholes possible, and can even have some electronics. Plus it would make more sense than having a supposedly real woman that is paralyzed and can't blink. On Incels.is, I brought up the idea of adapting Galatea tech attaching a wrist bluetooth speaker to a sex dolls wrist for local AI. >Pillow robowaifu seems to be a more viable alternative to even 3d printing because an anon could just buy the pattern online, pick up a sewing kit and some fabric at the local department store and sew his own cuddle buddy. Pic related >>43543 >Well, when this many men are sexually unsatisfied, you're going to have many different kinds of men in that group. Exactly. All sorts. A good portion seem misanthropic and perpetually miserable. Some replies that show what I'm talking about >"If she was nearly identical to a human being that I can fuck then yeah, otherwise no. I don't want to talk to a foid, even if she's AI, I just want sex." >"marry? greynigger what" Not exactly Romeo. Plus, the first quote and many others claim they want the robowaifu to look perfectly human. I find that ridiculous, that means we could have perfect and fully capable cute robopartners (like the second pic), but if they don't look exactly like a human woman, the very same that reject them mind you, they won't even want them. Makes me wonder how bad the inceldom really is if they put up such arbitrary restrictions for a miracle cure. Plus, ironically, blue-pilled talk about how "AI love is not real". If AI and robowaifus aren't real, then WTF is standing in my living room and wearing a maid uniform? >>43553

>>43538 >>43553 >>43563 Lmao, I was joking, but it was an actual thread.

@OP Seems like a new thread is in order, please. >>43563 >>43564 Heh. :D

NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD >>43578 >>43578 >>43578 >>43578 >>43578 NEW THREAD NEW THREAD NEW THREAD

You've seen her before surely. Elenor Camuel from Phantasy Star Online

>>43413 >>43414 Naicu, Anon. Cheers. :^)

Cleo from Automata (2014)

>>43421 Recently DL'd this. Might give it a watch soon.

>>43421 Interesting story. Vaguely reminds me of BR2049.

>>43319 I see. Thanks, Anon.

>>43319 Reminds me of old Warhammer art (and other old 20th century sci-fi RPGs) Good choice in waifus.

>>43325 Think I've been obsessed with her ever since Timesplitters 2 originally released >23 years ago (ↀДↀ)

>>43386 I'm fucking banned bro, gonna have to phonepost

It's been almost 5 years since I started talking here again, and I've resigned myself to making the forum in Spanish again, but the 4chan exodus is affecting https://8chan.moe/, causing it to crash every 2x3 times, making it impossible to create it... >also Chobitsu, do we come back here or rebuild in the bunker?

>>37591 Hi TAW, nice to see you here again -- we're back! Cheers. :^)

How the fuck do I sort the catalog?

>>43268 >lolidunnodoggo.jpg It just sorts by bump order, AFAICT.

>>43271 fuck

>>36271 Well, I hope you're still with us here, Axial. Been wondering what's happening with you lately, Anon. Cheers. :^)

Robert Murray-Smith has an absolutely kick ass video here. It's for a generator but all he says equally applies to motors. It's also without iron as Axial prefers. He gives reference to other videos he has to wind these serpentine coils. He places these and magnets in 3D printed forms to make the generator. 1931 A More Powerful And More Efficient Generator And How To Build It https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BX7UgVSUOBE He has a ton of videos on all sorts of stuff and a WHOLE LOT on generators and motors. What is so good about a lot of his videos is he explains what he is trying to do in simple terms and makes most everything out of simple stuff you can easily acquire. He has two channels. One with his name and one called Thinking N tinkering. Both good. Let's look at some of the huge advantages of these serpentine coils he makes. He winds these as just a big coil of wire then bends it around a form. Think of the trouble to wind a bunch of little coils like a normal motor/generator compared to one big coil and stuffing it in a form. The time saving is immense. The key here it not necessary exactly what he built, though it's good, it's looking at the way these are arranged and seeing how much the same can be used as motors. A simple example is, does the coil have to be in a circle? No it could be like the linear motor that Axial showed a picture of in this comment. >>36432 You make your form, wind this big round coil then stuff it in the form. Here's another simple idea. Does a Halbach array have to be made of magnets? No you could do the same with wire coils. And using Simth's technique you could wind a big coil then thread it through a form to make the array. See the array in the first picture here

>>37407 POTD Great resource, Gromment. Cheers.

>>37387 Been super busy with life. Finally able to get back to work. I have been most recently working on my wife and I's external shell of our humanoid robot. We are prioritizing a semi open frame with magnetic panels made from soft materials like TPU, so the outer shell can be compliant and not result in broken shells if a fall occurs. Also added benefit of having a easily removeable shell to access the internals for prototyping/fixing things. The wife has been begging me to help her produce videos on the robot / motor generation for youtube soon, so that will be interesting. I've been also investigating the idea of using steel sewing bobbins for coils cores, but they are small and might not be viable. I also found out you can melt cast iron in a microwave. Which is insane as we can cast our own cast iron parts for diy motor parts. The parts will have to be small, but it might be possible to have modular pieces which can be attached to one another, maybe via dovetail or screws. Video about the cast iron process here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhQF71ZNs4c >>36955 >>37407 Thanks for the links Grommet, I'll be sure to check them out. Also RIP Robert Murray-Smith, such a major loss.

>>43280 Hi Axial, welcome back! That model's looking pretty sweet. Are you modelling that by hand? >Also added benefit of having a easily removeable shell to access the internals for prototyping/fixing things. This. Physical maintenance of our robowaifus after her construction is something I've thought a lot about. I'm really glad to see you taking steps in that direction. > produce videos on the robot / motor generation for youtube soon, so that will be interesting. Please do! >I also found out you can melt cast iron in a microwave. That's wild. Doesn't it damage the microwave? What kind of safety precautions are involved? Thanks for the link, I'll try to watch it soon-ish. <---> >Also RIP Robert Murray-Smith, such a major loss. No! > https://hackaday.com/2025/10/08/honoring-the-legacy-of-robert-murray-smith/

>>22243 I appreciate any help I can get. I just setup a Patreon: https://twitter.com/robowaifudev/status/1653190581580107776 There's a Monero address on the bottom of the about page if anyone is concerned about anonymity

>>22238 >>22257 >8x NVIDIA A100 80 GB 240 1800 GiB 20 TiB $12.00 / hr https://lambdalabs.com/service/gpu-cloud

>>22344 A100 is unnecessary. With OpenDelta modified with gradient checkpointing support, just need RTX 3070s which are $0.10/hr on vast.ai or $0.12/hr for 3060s or $0.18/hr for 3080s. Partition the data (ideally one task per instance), spin up multiple instances and merge the weights after. Optionally, spend some time weighting them accordingly. I don't have code for it yet but it'd be possible to optimize the merge weights to some training data. Have a lot of stuff to do but on Monday I'll clean up and post the training code I made for finetuning 2.7B models on toasters with only 6 GB if anyone wants to give it a shot.

>>22349 >Have a lot of stuff to do but on Monday I'll clean up and post the training code I made for finetuning 2.7B models on toasters with only 6 GB if anyone wants to give it a shot. That sounds excellent Anon! Please do so.

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