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On this week's episode we welcome back Murtaza Hassan of Murtaza's workshop, a popular YT channel focused on AI, robotics, and drones. Murtaza will be live-coding and simulating a line-follower drone, and taking questions from the audience. A brave live demo!
Live Programming a Line-Follower Drone: From Vision to Flight
If you're a developer or roboticist looking for a real challenge, this one's for you. The AI for Industry Challenge is open until April 17th, targeting one of automation's trickiest unsolved problems: dexterous cable handling in electronics assembly.
Finalists deploy on actual hardware at Intrinsic's HQ. Judges include folks from NVIDIA, Google DeepMind, Universal Robotics, and Foxconn.
Register now: https://intrinsic.ai/events/ai-for-industry-challenge
AI for Industry Challenge
Intrinsic’s inaugural “AI for Industry Challenge” is open to developers and roboticists who want to impact some of the world’s most intractable, unsolved and valuable problems in electronics manufacturing. Using simulators, open source tools, Intrinsic’s developer tools and AI - participants will tackle complex physical manipulation tasks, inspired by real-world industry use cases.
Today's presentation will focus on an AI assistant designed to review pull requests using a QWEN 2.5 7B coder model. https://youtube.com/live/O0oqOvsZZ8o
The Code Reviewer: An AI Assistant for Streamlining Pull Requests
Today on OpenCV Live we welcome Jeff Bier and Phil Lapsley for an insider look at Embedded Vision Summit, the premier conference on practical computer vision and edge AI. Live at 9am Pacific
Watch: https://youtube.com/live/4DyGK0joHws #OpenCV #ComputerVision #EdgeAI #AI
Embedded Vision Summit 2026 Preview - CV & AI Hardware, Software, & Presentations
Sample code just dropped on GitHub. 👀
The AI for Industry Challenge kicked off March 2nd, and you can still register!
Train your model. Qualify. Run it on a real robot at Intrinsic HQ.
$180K prize pool. The clock is ticking.
🔗 intrinsic.ai/events/ai-for-industry-challenge
The AI for Industry Challenge kicked off March 2nd, and you can still register!
Train your model. Qualify. Run it on a real robot at Intrinsic HQ.
$180K prize pool. The clock is ticking.
🔗 intrinsic.ai/events/ai-for-industry-challenge
Today welcome Deepali Godbole, CTO at Xena Dx, to show us how they develop surgical planning tools for gynecology that generate 3D models from female pelvic MRI scans. These models are then used to support preoperative surgical planning.
Hard science meets CV on this week's episode! Watch on YouTube: 3D Models From MRI Scans, CV For Surgical Planning, and Beyond
https://youtube.com/live/jFyj3CDVhRc #OpenCV #ComputerVision #AI
Ready to build, deploy, and scale with the best in the industry? Register for the challenge today! ➡️ https://www.intrinsic.ai/events/ai-for-industry-challenge
#AIforIndustryChallenge #Intrinsic #Robotics #challenge #OpenCV
AI for Industry Challenge
Intrinsic’s inaugural “AI for Industry Challenge” is open to developers and roboticists who want to impact some of the world’s most intractable, unsolved and valuable problems in electronics manufacturing. Using simulators, open source tools, Intrinsic’s developer tools and AI - participants will tackle complex physical manipulation tasks, inspired by real-world industry use cases.
On today’s episode we bring you part II of our series on Nanochat, the LLM you can train yourself for just $100, presented by Vinayak Gupta from Big Vision. Watch:
https://youtube.com/live/h2V3vip9a0I
https://youtube.com/live/h2V3vip9a0I
Nanochat, A GPT You Can Train For Just $100 - Part 2
Phil NelsonWho has a GDC pass for your boy Phil?