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Corebrum OS — A Linux desktop for ROS 2, AI agents, and Physical AI

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The author shares a side project called Corebrum OS, a Linux distribution built specifically for robotics and Physical AI. It runs on Ubuntu Server with a Sway desktop and integrates ROS 2, RealSense depth sensing, and multiple AI agents (e.g., Claude, Codex) via 'Corebrum Synapse' to control robots. The system includes reusable 'Corebrum Skills' for tasks like navigation and manipulation, remote management via 'Corebrum Cloud', and is tested on hardware ranging from Raspberry Pi 5 to NVIDIA Jetson Thor.

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    Corebrum OS — A Linux desktop for ROS 2, AI agents, and Physical AI

    The author shares a side project called Corebrum OS, a Linux distribution built specifically for robotics and Physical AI. It runs on Ubuntu Server with a Sway desktop and integrates ROS 2, RealSense depth sensing, and multiple AI agents (e.g., Claude, Codex) via 'Corebrum Synapse' to control robots. The system includes reusable 'Corebrum Skills' for tasks like navigation and manipulation, remote management via 'Corebrum Cloud', and is tested on hardware ranging from Raspberry Pi 5 to NVIDIA Jetson Thor.

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