Weekly Wiki

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This is Frank in Seeed Studio and welcome to the Seeed Studio weekly wiki! Each Monday, I will introduce you our latest wiki, including the ones related to our new products, the interesting projects published by Seeed Studio, and the tutorials, introductions, etc... You name it.
✨ For each week, when a collaborator contributes a project or fixes something important, we put the stars at the end of title of "Weekly Wiki" for more people be able to see their efforts👍.
Today is October 26th, and a brand new week has begun! Check out what Seeed Studio did last week!
Latest Wiki Launched
SO-ARM Physical AI Beginner's Course

A complete 22-chapter beginner course walks through SO-ARM hardware, assembly, servo control, and imitation learning with LeRobot. It then moves into dual-arm workflows, VLA dataset preparation, Isaac GR00T fine-tuning, and no-code training with SenseCraft Robotics.
Start here: Course Introduction.
Stage 1 — Foundations (Chapters 1–3): 1 — Robots and Physical AI · 2 — Hardware and Open-Source Project · 3 — Hardware Selection.
Stage 2 — Setup and assembly (Chapters 4–7): 4 — Robotic Arms and Bus Servos · 5 — Software Environment · 6 — Motor Setup and Assembly · 7 — Servo Debugging.
Stage 3 — LeRobot and imitation learning (Chapters 8–12): 8 — Robot and Imitation Learning · 9 — LeRobot and SO-ARM Architecture · 10 — Calibration and Teleoperation · 11 — Datasets and Task Design · 12 — Camera Setup and Data Collection.
Stage 3 — Training and evaluation (Chapters 13–17): 13 — Dataset Quality Inspection · 14 — ACT and Action Chunking · 15 — Training an ACT Policy · 16 — On-Robot Inference and Evaluation · 17 — Double-Arm Training.
Stage 4 — VLA workflows (Chapters 18–22): 18 — VLA Fundamentals · 19 — Robot Embodiment and GR00T · 20 — Preparing VLA Data · 21 — Isaac GR00T Fine-Tuning · 22 — No-Code VLA with SenseCraft.
Physical AI Paper Deep-Dive & Hands-on Deployment

This new series connects Physical AI research with practical robot-learning workflows, from hardware preparation and demonstration collection to ACT training, on-robot evaluation, and policy switching. Nine additional deep-dives examine the architecture, training methods, and limitations of leading VLA and imitation-learning approaches.
Course overview: Getting Started.
Hands-on guides: Hardware and Teleoperation · Task Design · Multi-View Data Collection · Dataset Quality · ACT Training · On-Robot Deployment · Policy Switching.
Paper deep-dives: ACT · EO-1 · Evo-1 · NVIDIA GR00T · π₀ · π₀.₅ · π₀-FAST · SmolVLA · WALL-OSS.
Connect reCamera Pro to Frigate

Two new guides show how to connect reCamera devices to the Frigate video-management platform over RTSP. The reCamera Pro guide uses its built-in streaming controls, while the reCamera 2002 guide covers Node-RED, a C++ RTSP publisher, and an ONVIF application before adding the camera in Frigate.
New guides: reCamera Pro · reCamera 2002 Series.
Jetson Accessories Selection Guide
Use the new interactive selector to filter tested SSD, Wi-Fi, and 4G accessories for Jetson-based reComputer and reServer devices. It supports side-by-side comparisons, interface and compatibility details, and purchase links where available.
Speed Up llama.cpp on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin with MTP

This guide explains Multi-Token Prediction (MTP) and how to enable it in llama.cpp on Jetson AGX Orin with Qwen3.5-4B. It includes setup instructions, MTP-on versus MTP-off performance comparisons, and a local crowd-monitoring example.
Seeed Fusion One-Stop Manufacturing and Delivery Guide
Six new Seeed Fusion guides explain the steps between design readiness and production delivery. They cover manufacturing-file preparation, sample validation, PCBA testing, light customization, and the scope of one-stop manufacturing, fulfillment, and delivery services.
New service guides: One-Stop Manufacturing and Delivery · Light Customization · Manufacturing Documents · PCBA Functional Test Requirements · PCBA Testing Solutions · Sample Validation and Pilot Production.
Existing Wiki Updated
Getting Started with reComputer Robotics J601
The reComputer Robotics J601 guides have been substantially reorganized with clearer AGX Thor configuration choices, recovery-mode and JetPack flashing steps, and an integrated perception-demo walkthrough. The Hardware & I/O reference also expands USB verification, GMSL camera, and peripheral-interface instructions.
Updated guides: Getting Started · Hardware & I/O.
Integrate reSpeaker Clip into Your Service
The Python service integration guide now includes a complete BLE disconnect and command-timeout recovery example. It covers connection health checks, background reconnection, operation serialization, configuration, and recovery verification for long-running services.
Getting Started with EN04 and EN05 ePaper Boards
The EN04 and EN05 beginner guides now provide more complete display selection, Arduino and Seeed GFX2 setup, button examples, and troubleshooting instructions. The revised walkthroughs help readers move from hardware setup to a working ePaper demo.
Getting Started with reComputer Rugged J40
The flashing instructions now include firmware package choices for the Orin NX 16 GB and Orin Nano 8 GB configurations, along with clearer extraction and flashing navigation. These additions help readers select the correct BSP before deploying their Rugged J40 device.
The Efforts of Contributor
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