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README.md

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# Physical AI & Humanoid Robotics Book
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Welcome to the official repository for the "Physical AI & Humanoid Robotics Book"! This project serves as a comprehensive guide for anyone interested in the exciting convergence of artificial intelligence and physical robotic systems, with a particular focus on humanoid forms.
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## About the Book
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This book is meticulously crafted to educate developers, researchers, students, and enthusiasts on the principles, challenges, and advancements in Physical AI and Humanoid Robotics. Our core purpose is to provide a deep dive into how modern AI algorithms are integrated into physical machines to enable intelligent behavior, focusing on the unique aspects of humanoid design and interaction.
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## Key Themes & Learning Objectives
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Throughout the chapters, readers will explore critical topics designed to build a robust understanding of the field:
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* **The Convergence of AI and Robotics:** Understand the symbiotic relationship between advanced AI and physical robotics.
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* **Humanoid Design and Mechanics:** Gain insights into the mechanical engineering, kinematics, and actuation systems that define humanoid robots.
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* **Perception and Cognition:** Learn how robots use sensors and AI to perceive their environment, process information, and make autonomous decisions.
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* **Control and Manipulation:** Discover the algorithms and hardware architectures enabling complex movements, dexterous manipulation, and human-robot interaction.
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* **Ethical and Societal Implications:** Engage with the profound ethical, social, and economic considerations arising from the proliferation of advanced humanoid robotics.
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By the culmination of this book, readers are expected to:
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* **Master Fundamental Concepts:** Develop a solid grasp of core theories in Physical AI and humanoid robotics.
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* **Appreciate Interdisciplinary Nature:** Understand how fields like AI, mechanical engineering, computer science, and ethics interweave.
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* **Identify Research Frontiers:** Recognize current challenges and promising future directions in the research landscape.
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* **Evaluate Applications & Ethics:** Critically assess the practical applications and ethical frameworks surrounding advanced robotics.
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## Glossary of Terms
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To ensure clarity and accessibility, the book includes a comprehensive [Glossary](docs/glossary.md) defining key technical jargon and AI-specific terminology. Some examples include:
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* **Actuator:** A component responsible for converting energy into motion.
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* **Degrees of Freedom (DoF):** The number of independent parameters defining a mechanical system's configuration.
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* **SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping):** A computational method for mapping an environment while tracking location within it.
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* **Artificial General Intelligence (AGI):** Hypothetical AI capable of human-level intelligence across any task.
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* **Deep Learning:** A subset of machine learning using neural networks to learn from vast data.
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* **Reinforcement Learning (RL):** An AI method focused on maximizing rewards through agent actions in an environment.
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## Getting Started
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To navigate the book's content, explore the `docs/` directory, which contains individual chapters, an introduction, module summaries, and a syllabus.
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We encourage contributions and feedback from the community to make this resource even better!

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title: 'Physical AI & Humanoid Robotics Book',
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tagline: 'A guide to bridging digital AI with real-world robotic systems.',
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favicon: 'img/favicon.ico',
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// Set the production url of your site here
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url: 'https://your-docusaurus-site.com',
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// Set the /<baseUrl>/ pathname under which your site is served
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// For GitHub pages deployment, it is often '/<projectName>/'
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baseUrl: '/',
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// GitHub pages deployment config.
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// If you aren't using GitHub pages, you don't need these.
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organizationName: 'your-org', // Usually your GitHub org/user name.
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projectName: 'physical-ai-book', // Usually your repo name.
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url: 'https://dev-sire.github.io',
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baseUrl: '/Humanoid-AI-Book/',
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organizationName: 'dev-sire',
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projectName: 'Humanoid-AI-Book',
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id: 002
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title: Add Detailed Readme.md to Project Root
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stage: general
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date: 2025-12-06
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surface: agent
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model: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929
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feature: none
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branch: 001-physical-ai-book
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user: user
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command: in the root of the project add a detailed Readme.md explaining the book
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labels: ["documentation","readme"]
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links:
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files:
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- Readme.md
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tests:
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---
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## Prompt
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in the root of the project add a detailed Readme.md explaining the book
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## Response snapshot
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Created `Readme.md` in the project root with a detailed explanation of the book, including its purpose, key themes, learning objectives, and a reference to the glossary.
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## Outcome
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- ✅ Impact: A new `Readme.md` file was created, providing a comprehensive overview of the book.
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- 🧪 Tests: No specific tests were performed, content was visually reviewed.
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- 📁 Files: One file created: `Readme.md`.
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- 🔁 Next prompts: null
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- 🧠 Reflection: The task involved synthesizing information from existing introduction and glossary files to create a concise yet detailed project overview for the main README.
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## Evaluation notes (flywheel)
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- Failure modes observed: null
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- Prompt variant (if applicable): null
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- Next experiment (smallest change to try): null

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