A two-foot AiNex humanoid that finds, walks to, grabs, and throws a ball entirely on its own — on-device vision, a self-trained YOLOv8 detector, embedding-based memory, ROS 2 motion, and a YouTube show.
A fully autonomous 24/7 AI reality show where alien creatures live, think, form relationships, and build civilizations — all driven by local LLM intelligence and streamed live to YouTube.
Location-based King of the Hill map conquest game with fighter generation and territory claiming
A tour of AdamAI’s Mission Control dashboard: live cameras, a servo-core body wireframe with per-joint health, his memory panel, onboard compute, chat, and a real-vs-sim toggle, all on one screen.
How our humanoid robot uses pose-free vision, a vector memory, and a room-scan routine to learn objects by example and recognize them in seconds, no training required.
How we taught our humanoid robot to learn dance moves from tutorial videos using pose estimation, a keyframe memory, and a frame-by-frame audit loop.
AdamAI reads a track’s beat and dances to it, arms hips and knees, one move per beat, cut into a retro music video.
THE ROBOT PROJECT · SERIES The journey, in order Teaching a Humanoid to Grab a Ball: A Late-Night Robotics Log My Robot Picked Up the Ball, Threw It, and Did a Victory Dance, All By Himself He Fell. He Got Up. He Threw It Anyway. My Robot Learned to Say No (and Talk With His […]
THE ROBOT PROJECT · SERIES The journey, in order Teaching a Humanoid to Grab a Ball: A Late-Night Robotics Log My Robot Picked Up the Ball, Threw It, and Did a Victory Dance, All By Himself He Fell. He Got Up. He Threw It Anyway. My Robot Learned to Say No (and Talk With His […]
