BOYNEXTDOOR 4th EP [No Genre] Track Spoiler: Sound Tour 🔗 #BOYNEXTDOOR# #보이넥스트도어# #BND# #No_Genre# #I_Feel_Good# #BOYNEXTDOOR_123_78# #Step_By_Step# #장난쳐# #Next_Mistake# #오늘만_I_LOVE_YOU#

BOYNEXTDOOR 4th EP [No Genre] OUT NOW⚡ 🔗 Track 1. 123-78 Track 2. I Feel Good Track 3. Step By Step Track 4. 장난쳐? Track 5. Next Mistake Track 6. 오늘만 I LOVE YOU Track 7. I Feel Good (English ver.) #BOYNEXTDOOR# #보이넥스트도어# #BND# #No_Genre# #I_Feel_Good#

This is how a robot sees an airport ramp! ✈️ What you see is the live output of the perception module inside their @AeroVectAV Driver, detecting and tracking aircraft, vehicles and people in real time. The module fuses sensor data, object tracking and localisation into a single picture of the airside. The ramp is an underrated place to run autonomy. It's private property with rules, which sounds easy until you look at what's actually moving there. Aircraft weighing tens of tonnes, tugs, belt loaders, fuel trucks and people on foot, in a space with few lane markings, in every kind of weather, around the clock. The cost of one mistake next to an aircraft gets measured in delayed flights and damaged airframes. AeroVect was founded in 2020 by Eugenio Donati and Raymond Wang, and the product is a retrofit rather than a new vehicle. The Driver installs onto baggage and cargo tractors from the major OEMs, using lidar, cameras and GPS for 360° perception. The business case underneath it is labour. Ground handling has been hit hard by workforce volatility, and a tractor that runs the same route every shift regardless of staffing is a different kind of asset. Pretty awesome application for a specialized robotics! ;) ~~ ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →

Moved my /retro skill to in-progress. You can run it after any session (or on a bunch of sessions) to try to repair its mistakes for next time. Tries to improve: - Agent navigation (for better exploration) - CODING_STANDARDS (for better review) - Tool economy - Information access Give it a go:

"The top mistakes CROs make when they pick their next role: #1#. Needing to be too passionate about the space #2#. Don't do enough diligence on fit for their skills #3#. Don't listen to enough calls before they start"

Life is all about making mistakes and learning from them. Next time I'm checking the weather to make sure it's not cloudy before I climb 1k in the lake District. Whilst in the Clouds, Bitcoin, Ethe and SOL happend to Climb, is this a coincidence or do I have magical powers?