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Mostly latency. But even if a single robot could be driven by a data centre consider the energy and hardware investment requirements to make such a creature pra
by abraxas 2y ago
Mostly latency. But even if a single robot could be driven by a data centre consider the energy and hardware investment requirements to make such a creature practical.
- UltraSane 2y agoLatency would be kept low be keeping the compute nearby. One 1U or 2U server per robot would be reasonable.
- Jensson 2y ago1ms latency is more than fast enough, you probably have bigger latency than that between the cpu and the gpu.
- Symmetry 2y agoWe've got 10ms of latency between our brains and our hands along our nerve fibers and we function all right.
- UltraSane 2y agoThe Figure robots use a two level control scheme with a fast LLM at 200Hz directly controlling the robot and a slow planning LLM running at 7Hz. This planning LLM could be very far away indeed and still have less than 142.8ms of latency.