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The official product overview: see the robot in motion and find the current buying information.
THE COLLECTION / 26 RESOURCES
The official links worth keeping. Find documentation, code, simulation and a community to learn with.
The official product overview: see the robot in motion and find the current buying information.
Explore the Rust software that runs on the robot, including control, connectivity and updates.
Open the official browser simulator and explore Microduck before you have the hardware.
The training project: task definitions, simulation setup and the path from a learned policy to ONNX.
A map of the upstream owner guides and engineering documents. Useful when you need the authoritative reference.
Look up robotctl operations for daily use, configuration and diagnostics.
Controller pairing, reconnection and troubleshooting, with instructions for Xbox and DualSense controllers.
The duckctl reference for reaching the robot over Bluetooth from a computer.
Understand service boundaries, shared communication and ownership of robot state.
A closer look at robotd, from sensing and policy observations to the motor bus.
Read how the updater verifies releases and checks the robot after an installation.
Board provisioning instructions for contributors working on the robot software.
The upstream workflow for building locally and pushing a branch build to a development robot.
Build and test conventions for developers preparing a contribution to the runtime.
The metadata contract that accompanies a published movement policy.
Understand the official policy channel and how it relates to trying a different policy.
Remote training instructions for developers who want to use a hosted GPU. Compute may incur charges.
The official fact sheet, provisional specifications, launch photographs and media assets.
Read the launch announcement from the team that built the robot.
The official product page includes the launch film and clips of the robot’s movements.
Follow longer-form updates and stories directly from the makers.
Meet other builders and ask the community about experiments and development.
Search existing reports before opening an issue with your version and steps to reproduce.
Check the training project’s issue tracker for simulation and learning problems.
Review upstream release notes before changing the software on a robot.
Read the actual licensing terms before reusing or redistributing the runtime software.
Try “policy”, “gamepad” or “simulator”, or browse another topic.
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