Intrinsic open sources key parts of its platform for easier development
Intrinsic also released the Open Machine Tending Solution, an open reference design for CNC machine tending. | Source: Intrinsic Today, Intrinsic, an AI robotics group that joined Google this year, released Intrinsic Core, an open-source set of Robot Operating System-compatible capabilities for building robotic applications. With the release, Intrinsic said more of the world’s developers will be able to build with foundational parts of the Intrinsic platform. Robotics teams currently spend
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An AI robotics group that joined Google released open-source software called Intrinsic Core, which provides building blocks that developers can combine to create robotic applications compatible with the Robot Operating System. The release matters because robotics teams currently spend hundreds of hours coding capabilities from scratch, and this pre-configured software environment allows them to more quickly build and improve robotic systems. The software includes capabilities for real-time control, motion planning, grasp planning, simulation, camera calibration, and sensor drivers that work across different robot hardware without requiring developers to rewrite code for each component.
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