Kari Wilhelm
@kariwilhelm.com
Principal Software Engineer at Amazon. Building AI for Robotics. Always Learning. Optimist. Metalhead. Kettlebell enthusiast. Will Travel Far for Tasty Food.
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My opinions are my own and not those of my employer.
🤘🏼✨🎸🎤🎨
My opinions are my own and not those of my employer.
For some wild reason, someone handed me the remote control to their tiny industrial robot prototype and said, 'Go for it.'
I was sure I’d smash up a workstation or two, but I only crashed into some stuff and knocked a few things around. Best kind of break between meetings!
I was sure I’d smash up a workstation or two, but I only crashed into some stuff and knocked a few things around. Best kind of break between meetings!
December 17, 2024 at 2:37 PM
For some wild reason, someone handed me the remote control to their tiny industrial robot prototype and said, 'Go for it.'
I was sure I’d smash up a workstation or two, but I only crashed into some stuff and knocked a few things around. Best kind of break between meetings!
I was sure I’d smash up a workstation or two, but I only crashed into some stuff and knocked a few things around. Best kind of break between meetings!
Word of the week: quaternion.
Apparently, asking roboticists about quaternions really brings out some feelings—ranging from 'it’s gross' to 'I mostly know what that is.' Rotation matrices, while less compact, seem to be the go-to when you need to think conceptually. More intuitive, less gross.
Apparently, asking roboticists about quaternions really brings out some feelings—ranging from 'it’s gross' to 'I mostly know what that is.' Rotation matrices, while less compact, seem to be the go-to when you need to think conceptually. More intuitive, less gross.
December 10, 2024 at 1:02 AM
Word of the week: quaternion.
Apparently, asking roboticists about quaternions really brings out some feelings—ranging from 'it’s gross' to 'I mostly know what that is.' Rotation matrices, while less compact, seem to be the go-to when you need to think conceptually. More intuitive, less gross.
Apparently, asking roboticists about quaternions really brings out some feelings—ranging from 'it’s gross' to 'I mostly know what that is.' Rotation matrices, while less compact, seem to be the go-to when you need to think conceptually. More intuitive, less gross.
New to Bluesky! Figuring out what’s what.
Last week, I got the best compliment from my 5-year-old nephew after playing some of my music and discovering he’s a natural metalhead: 'Kari is weird, and her music is weird.' He's not wrong. 🤘🏼
Last week, I got the best compliment from my 5-year-old nephew after playing some of my music and discovering he’s a natural metalhead: 'Kari is weird, and her music is weird.' He's not wrong. 🤘🏼
December 4, 2024 at 6:40 PM
New to Bluesky! Figuring out what’s what.
Last week, I got the best compliment from my 5-year-old nephew after playing some of my music and discovering he’s a natural metalhead: 'Kari is weird, and her music is weird.' He's not wrong. 🤘🏼
Last week, I got the best compliment from my 5-year-old nephew after playing some of my music and discovering he’s a natural metalhead: 'Kari is weird, and her music is weird.' He's not wrong. 🤘🏼