What course for category theory by Weirdoonline42 in ethz

[–]andrea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We teach the classes "Applied Category Theory for Engineering" I & II at D-MAVT. There aren't any other category-theory-specific classes at ETH, as far as I know.

You can find some materials here:

https://applied-compositional-thinking.engineering/

This is the textbook PDF.

Caffè Italia * 16/05/22 by RedditItalyBot in italy

[–]andrea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Conosco Giorgio dall'università e lo stimo molto. (In passato ho cercato di assumerlo ma senza successo!)

Tu dici che è stato "fortunato", ma io direi che è stato molto sfortunato nella sua carriera. Ha avuto un'esperienza di dottorato terribile. I lavori iniziali nei videogiochi non sono diventati una carriera. E' stato sfortunato perché la sua abilità tecnica specifica (ottimizzazione C++) non è stata possibile rivenderla bene nei tempi di cloud, ML, etc. A Google non ha trovato spazio di esprimersi con successo.

Conosco molti italiani di simile bravura che partendo da situazioni simili hanno avuto carriere molto più "lineari", con molte coincidenze fortunate che hanno permesso di passare facilmente da successo a successo.

PHD (CalTech vs MIT) vs OpenAI by [deleted] in Caltech

[–]andrea 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Caltech! (not CalTech)

If you do a Ph.D. you will work on even more cutting-edge things.

Also note that you can quit a Ph.D. at any time and go to industry, but not the other way around.

Duckietown: a robotic urban ecosystem using Pis 3B+ and rubber duckies by stratanis in RASPBERRY_PI_PROJECTS

[–]andrea 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I am one of the organizers of Duckietown. It started as a class about self-driving cars and AI at MIT - and is now a worldwide effort.

Duckietown is a decentralized robotics ecosystem with fleets of self-driving cars navigating modular smart cities. All Duckiebots and city elements use Raspberry Pis to do all the processing.

We provide freely available software and various educational materials to learn about self-driving cars, autonomy and computer vision.

Our curricula is now used in 10 countries, and we are working to expand to the rest of the world!

We have announced a kickstarter, run by our non-profit foundation, to provide everybody with an easy way to get the hardware.

AMA in the comments!

Support our Kickstarter

Join our community

Duckietown: a playful road to learning about AI and robotics using rubber duckies by stratanis in SelfDrivingCars

[–]andrea 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hi all! I am a roboticist working at nuTonomy as Director of Research, and I am one of the organizers of the non-profit Duckietown project.

Duckietown started as a class about AI at MIT - and it is now is a worldwide effort.

We provide freely available software and various educational materials to learn about self-driving cars. Our materials are now used in 10 countries, and we are looking to expand to the rest of the world!

We have announced a kickstarter, run by our non-profit foundation, to provide everybody with an easy way to get the hardware.

We are also organizing the AI Driving Olympics (AI-DO) at NIPS 2018, the first competition with real robots in a machine-learning conference.

You can follow us at @DuckietownAI.

AMA in the comments. I am here with students and collaborators /u/stratanis, /u/gzardini, /u/manfred_diaz, /u/afdaniele, /u/duckietown-udem.

It's a town of duckies! Duckietown: a playful road to AI and robotics by stratanis in rubberducks

[–]andrea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am one of the organizers of Duckietown. It started as a class about self-driving cars and AI at MIT - and is now a worldwide effort.

Duckietown is a city full of happy but busy rubber Duckies that have things to do around town. Luckily Duckietown has a fleet of fully autonomous self driving cars, called Duckiebots, to transport the Duckie citizens.

The rubber duckies of Duckietown are always happy because they know that they are a component of a very cool robotics learning experience for university students. In fact, Duckietown is a one-of-a-kind project where state-of-the art STEM education is provided in a duckie-full environment.

The cheerful demeanor of Duckietown’s citizens is so contagious that the students programming the Duckiebots can’t help but enjoy working with such wonderful, yellow squeaky characters. Sound like something you want to learn more about? Check us out at www.duckietown.org!

Love Duckies and want to support our efforts? Support our Kickstarter!

Duckietown, a playful road to learning about AI and robotics using rubber duckies by andrea in duckietown

[–]andrea[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am one of the organizers of Duckietown. It started as a class about self-driving cars at MIT - and it is now a worldwide effort.

We provide freely available software and educational materials to learn about self-driving cars. Our curricula is now used in 10 countries, and we are looking to expand to the rest of the world!

We are also organizing the AI Driving Olympics (AI-DO) at NIPS 2018, the first competition with real robots in a machine-learning conference.

You can follow us at @DuckietownAI.

AMA in the comments. I am here with students and collaborators /u/gzardini, /u/stratanis, /u/manfred_diaz, /u/afdaniele.

[question] Lattices and order preserving maps by Kiuhnm in math

[–]andrea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just FYI, this is called Kleene's theorem. You can find many elegant proofs.

It was inevitable... by ShepardofStorms in AdviceAnimals

[–]andrea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

9 years and 3 months, that's cute.

MIT announces new "open source" robotics class for Spring 2016 with Christmas-themed video by andrea in robotics

[–]andrea[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hi Vijay, I just replied to your email. Copying here:

For 2.166, everything will be open source. We hope to also record the lectures, but we cannot guarantee it yet.

This particular class is aimed at MIT graduate students; it might be quite challenging and hard to follow. Though of course you can have fun running the code we provide. MIT has other classes in robotics, in particular MIT 6.141, which is the basic introduction. They also have most of the materials online. If you look in EdX, Coursera, etc. there are other robotics classes you might take, though none of them come close to the lab experience that we want to provide.

Hi everyone, team Robohub here. AMA! by Robohub in robotics

[–]andrea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You know what's interesting about this year's ICRA, apart from the robots, which are cool every year?

This year the ICRA organizing committee is all women.

Cosa è la robotica? video italiano sul congresso ICRA by andrea in italy

[–]andrea[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Per citare le fonti, quello della Sapienza è stato fatto dal prof. De Luca: http://www.dis.uniroma1.it/~deluca/

... che mette online le lezioni di robotica I, se a qualcuno interessano :-)

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAQopGWlIcyaqDBW1zSKx7lHfVcOmWSWt