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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15225 · Oct 15

#mdx#bilateral_teleoperation#force_feedback#genesis#gravity_compensation#humanoid_robot#imitation_learning#machine_learning#moveit2#mujoco#open_source#openarm#python#reinforcement_learning#robot#robot_arm#robotics#ros2#teleoperation OpenArm is a special robot arm that helps with physical AI research. It has 7 degrees of freedom, which means it can move like a human arm. This makes it good for tasks that involve touching or moving things safely around people. The robot is open-source, meaning anyone can build, modify, and use it. This is helpful because it makes advanced robotics available to more people, like researchers and students, without costing too much. A complete system with two arms costs about $6,500, which is much cheaper than similar robots. https://github.com/enactic/openarm

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@venturevillagewall · Post #3730 · 12/27/2024, 04:00 PM

Do Kwon Extradited to the USA Montenegro's Justice Minister Bojan Bozovic has ordered the extradition of Do Kwon, founder of Terra, to the United States. This comes after the court denied Kwon's appeal against extradition. Kwon remains under scrutiny for alleged fraud amounting to $4.47 billion, and was arrested in March 2023. His extradition allows U.S. authorities to pursue charges related to investor deception and wealth concealment. For more details, check the full report here. #Terra#LUNA#DoKwon#crypto#extradition#Montenegro#law#fraud#SEC#blockchain

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@CryptoM · Post #65244 · 04/12/2026, 08:36 AM

🚀 German Hacker Arrested in Bangkok for Cybercrime Activities A 27-year-old German hacker, Noah Christopher, has been arrested in Bangkok, Thailand, facing up to 74 arrest warrants for cybercrimes in Europe. According to Odaily, investigations reveal that between 2021 and 2025, Christopher allegedly developed and operated a ransomware platform and a 'Cybercrime-as-a-Service' (CaaS) system. This included providing tools for distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, such as Fluxstress and Neldowner, assisting global clients in launching cyberattacks for payment. The ransom payments involved cryptocurrencies and other digital assets, constituting transnational cybercrime activities. His visa has been revoked, and he is currently detained awaiting extradition to Germany. #Cybercrime#Hacker#Ransomware#CaaS#DDoS#Cryptocurrency#Extradition#Thailand#Germany#TransnationalCrime