BitRobot has officially launched the Open Robotics Lab and opened Access ID applications. Users can enhance their qualifications, earn Bolts, and collect badges by contributing to robotics-related work, participating in special subnet activities, and inviting new users. The Access ID records users' contributions across the network, with Bolts serving as the unit of reward and Badges marking special milestones. Early users' historical subnet points can be converted into Bolts. The lab has already integrated multiple robotics departments/subnets, including navigation remote control operations, self-centered modes, and humanoid remote operations, with more departments set to join soon.
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