Nearing the end of the first draft of my novel Dragonfly Illusion. What is it with me and commas, though? This is from Grammarly's weekly report.
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If you work on SLAM or you’re interested in learning about it, please take a look at the SLAM handbook! Marco Camurri and I contributed with one chapter on leg odometry, which should be released with Part 2 of the book :)
Professor in Robotics/Perception, Chief AI Officer at Verdant Previously: stints at KUL, Skydio, Facebook b*8 & Reality Labs, Google Research
We are in the process of editing a SLAM handbook, to be published by Cambridge University Press, with many *stellar* contributors. Part 1 is available as an online draft for public comments. Help us find bugs/problems! Link to release repo is here: https://lnkd.in/gZhTkaxb Edited by Luca Carlone, Ayoung Kim, Timothy Barfoot, Daniel Cremers, and myself.
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Pre-release of Part 1 of our handbook: from SLAM to Spatial Intelligence. Please provide comments and suggestions to make it better! and a big THANK YOU to our amazing contributors! #spatialAI #robotics #perception #slam #ComputerVision
Professor in Robotics/Perception, Chief AI Officer at Verdant Previously: stints at KUL, Skydio, Facebook b*8 & Reality Labs, Google Research
We are in the process of editing a SLAM handbook, to be published by Cambridge University Press, with many *stellar* contributors. Part 1 is available as an online draft for public comments. Help us find bugs/problems! Link to release repo is here: https://lnkd.in/gZhTkaxb Edited by Luca Carlone, Ayoung Kim, Timothy Barfoot, Daniel Cremers, and myself.
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LitFest in the Dena submissions are open until 1/31! Please send us your panel ideas or just throw your hat in the ring to be assigned a panel. Our theme this year is BOOKS THAT TEACH US ABOUT CHARACTER: What can books teach us about character? The people in literary works face moral dilemmas—choosing between personal gain and doing the right thing, whatever the consequences. Fictional heroes often explore the boundaries of character, asking us which traits we deem noble. The same choices and internal struggles appear in nonfiction works such as biographies or histories, deepened by the impact of character on the real world. Looking at character in books helps us stay true to our values, even in the most threatening of circumstances. By immersing ourselves in the stories of others—be they true or imagined—we develop a stronger moral compass and a deeper understanding of how to live with character. https://lnkd.in/gVpFwCgm
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Just finished the course “When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing (Blinkist Summary)” by Blinkist! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dQk_kE9p #timemanagement.
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Want to know more about Entity, my journey so far and a hint for the future?? Below is an article which I wrote. It is now live on ReadersMagnet’s Authors Lounge!! https://lnkd.in/g28rK5MD
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Just finished the course “When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing (Blinkist Summary)” by Blinkist! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dpGhpjE2 #timemanagement.
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Just finished the course “When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing (Blinkist Summary)” by Blinkist! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/ePf6zRBH #timemanagement.
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Storyteller Extraordinaire - weaver of words, sorcerer of stories, and magician of myths.
New blog on my Edta Tales website: All the world's a stage... Greetings mythics! I’ve been asked to be on a fantasy panel with other fellow fantasy writers for the upcoming Herts Book Festival (18th and 19th May) and the theme is World Building. I’ve always loved this aspect of writing and in fantasy, along with Sci-fi and Horror, world building is crucial. It’s obvious to say if you are writing a contemporary novel then it’s pretty much a given that your readers will know about the environment the book is set in. Even if it’s set in a different country, the laws of physics, of nature, of the environment are the same so the writer doesn’t have to spend time explaining these aspects. They follow the known facts about the real world we live in (we could go down the rabbit hole of what is ‘real’ and what isn’t, but we’ll save that for another day!). What is world building? Check out the rest of my blog to find out. www.edratales.com/blog#/
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Just finished the course “When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing (Blinkist Summary)” by Blinkist! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/g6_v549n #timemanagement.
