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This week at Robora we focused mainly on development. Our work went into improving the core tools that power the platform, from managing models and fine-tuning capabilities to 3D mapping and computer vision. We also expanded our network by joining new real-world AI initiatives and kept working on connecting research with practical robotics applications. Here are the key updates: - Published a Robora Development Update, sharing progress across the platform: added model weights management with Hugging Face integration, built an early CLI tool for developers, set the plan for the fine-tuning SDK with imitation learning and RLHF in PyBullet, and started work on a 3D Mapping SDK to generate real-world environments. - Robora joined the Real World AI Foundry, a global initiative led by @iotex_io alongside partners like Vodafone, Filecoin, and Theta. This collaboration helps create open standards and frameworks for real-world AI and supports our mission to connect physical systems with intelligent agents. - Released our September Monthly Recap, highlighting the latest development updates and providing an overview of where the platform is heading next. - Announced that our collaboration with universities on the Robora Vision Module is close to completion. This open-source computer vision system gives robots the ability to see and understand the world in real time and will soon be presented together with the researchers and partners who contributed.

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