Robotics Odyssey Nov 1 - 5000 research papers converted to video games

Become a AI+Robotics engineer for $25

Earn up to $50 by contribution to course and I will personally file patents for significant contributions.

Learn Robotics Fast by fixing, playing and making video games.

gamified means - instant feedback, collaborative, fun, mario-party, mario-kart, minecraft, animal-crossing, GTA, factorio MMO-Reality-Creation.

We put Students interests first.

: We improve the success rate of our students in every project across life.
Gap Finding: Each portfolio project contributes to your resume and portfolio for admissions, research or career opportunities.
: capstone projects -> research grants or consulting projects for public companies.
Foundation Model: Benefit of $100 robot is that the valuable thing is the shared training data - so the more you use test robot the more you contribute to the community-owned foundation model
Robot Data Problem: Most difficult problem in robotics is the data problem - so we use the robot to collect data for your research project.
: Upon graduation, odyssey offers a profit-sharing incentive to students who have contributed to the project, 80% of revenue is allocated to paying students.

Black kettle with long pour spot and angled body on marble counter next to coffee mug and pour-over system.

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Meet our Guest Instructors

We have invited a group of experts on robotics, AI, and the future of work to teach their favorite things to everyone using next generation graphics engine.

Ron Rider
Worked on the development of the Alto’s hardware.
Gwern
SRS
Jerry Seinfeld
Comedy Robots
Sebastian Thrun
Founder of Udacity
Terrence Tao
7 tricks to solve any proof
Toby Schachman
Dynamicland
Roy Levin
Worked on the development of the Mesa programming language.
Nathan Myhrvold
Microsoft Research + chef
Steve Newcomb
Founder of PowerSet / Microsoft Bing
Guido van Rossum
inventor of Python
Omar Rizwan
Dynamicland
Robert Taylor
Managed the Computer Science Laboratory at PARC, overseeing projects like the Alto and Ethernet.
Daphne Koller
Insitro
Alex maccaw
maker of reflect.app + clearbit.io
Mark Lu
Founder of amaze.co + Professor of Linear Algebra
Virginian McArthur
Dynamicland
Bill English
Contributed to the development of the mouse and user interface design.
Dan Amelang
Blue Nile
Enjalot
Founder of Latent Scope
David Pleiffer
Stixels
George Pu
ML @ Scale.ai
Wewei Hsu
Dynamicland
David Cranshaw
Tailscale
Jeffrey Heer
Founder of Data Visualization Society + Creator of D3.js
Rye Terrell + Rickey Reusser
founder of gpu compute lines
Adrian Kaehler
Creator of ROS
Matt Bradley
Engineering @ Aurrora innovation
Bob Metcalfe
Invented Ethernet, the foundational technology for local area networks.
Steve Purcell
Worked on the development of the Smalltalk-76 system.
Chuck Thacker
Principal designer of the Alto computer.
Butler Lampson
Played a key role in the development of the Alto computer and Ethernet networking.
JK Rowling
Harry Potter
Bjarne Stroustrup
Author of C++
Paula Te
Dynamicland
Josh Horowitz
Dynamicland
Andrew Ng
Coursera
avid Robson
Worked on the implementation of Smalltalk and its virtual machine.
Adam De'angelo
Quora
Brendan Gregg
Dtrace
Ed McCreight
Contributed to the development of the Cedar programming environment.
Rich Hickey
Clojure
Andreas Nauleau
Staff Engineer Google (Protocol Buffers)
DHH
37 Signals + Ruby on Rails
Michael Ngale
Dynamicland
George Hotz
Tinygrad
Alan Kay
Builder of Civilization
Cameron Boehmer
Head of Product @ Aikto
Charles Simonyi
Developed the Bravo text editor, a precursor to modern word processors.
Paul Bucheit
inventor of Gmail
Jennifer Doudna
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Brian, Nevine + Abby
Katonah Robotics
Yishan
Collective Intelligence + Terraform.com
Victor Powell
Co-founder of Setosa
arry Tesler
Developed the Gypsy word processor, one of the first to incorporate a graphical user interface.
iana Merry
Developed user interface elements for Smalltalk, including the iconic overlapping windows.
Ben Cherry
Twitter
dele Goldberg
Contributed significantly to the development of Smalltalk and co-authored influential books on the language. (Computer History Museum)