Korean high school students train humanoid and quadruped robots in Isaac Sim for cube collection
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A non-profit competition in Korea enabled high school students to train walking policies for Unitree H1 humanoids and Go2 quadrupeds using Isaac Sim. Participants tuned reward functions to navigate arenas with stairs, ramps, and moving cars despite having little prior reinforcement learning experience.
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A non-profit competition in Korea enabled high school students to train walking policies for Unitree H1 humanoids and Go2 quadrupeds using Isaac Sim. Participants tuned reward functions to navigate arenas with stairs, ramps, and moving cars despite having little prior reinforcement learning experience.
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