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Developer uses local LLM to control reBot B601 robotic arm offline
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Developer /u/sixx7 released the second video in a series, demonstrating the use of a locally running Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model to convert English instructions into control of a reBot B601 robotic arm, completing tasks such as shooting with a Nerf gun, throwing a ball, writing, drawing, and pouring a cup; object recognition uses Meta SAM. The developer states that the entire process is fully offline and runs locally in their home. This is the second video in the series; a previous video demonstrated give, take, follow, and stacking actions.
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- Local LLM converts English commands into general robotic arm control: Qwen3.8-Flash-Next drives reBot B601 demo
A developer used a locally running Qwen3.8-Flash-Next model to convert English commands into general control of a reBot B601 robotic arm, entirely offline at home. In the demo, the arm completed tasks including shooting a Nerf gun, throwing a ball, writing, drawing, and pouring a cup, with object recognition using Meta SAM. This is the second video in the series; an earlier one demonstrated give, take, follow, and stacking actions.
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