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Jevduck

A browser MuJoCo lab where Jev chooses instructions for individual robot ducks or a small swarm.

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What it does

MuJoCo physics and ONNX policies carry out each accepted instruction, while confidence below 0.55 makes the duck abstain.

How you can use it

Start by listing the exact moves your simulated robot or game character may perform, such as walking forward, looking around, or stopping. A developer can send this list along with the robot's current position to TypeSafe, an AI decision service, which picks the best step.

If the service is not confident in its choice, your app can pause or wait rather than making a wild guess. Using this requires an access key to connect to TypeSafe, which should stay on a secure server, and the AI choices cannot guarantee physical safety on their own.