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TipGuard — Bipedal Fall-Risk Detector (ONNX)
TipGuard is a lightweight (4.7 KB) ONNX classifier that flags imminent loss-of-balance on bipedal/humanoid robots from a single IMU window. Input is a 9-feature vector — accel x/y/z (g), gyro x/y/z (deg/s), roll, pitch (deg), and angular-velocity magnitude (deg/s); output is a 2-class softmax probability [stable, fall_risk]. Feature normalization is baked into the graph, so you feed raw IMU readings directly. Trained on the companion Bipedal IMU Fall-Risk Telemetry dataset (2,400 labeled 0.5 s windows) and exported at opset 17. Runs in microseconds on Jetson Orin / any ONNX Runtime target — ideal as a safety reflex node. Validated example: a stable stance returns P(fall)=0.00; a 50+ deg/s tumbling window returns P(fall)=1.00.
Drawer Manipulation ONNX Model Bundle — Dual-Arm Torso
Drawer Manipulation for the Dual-Arm Torso — a deployment-ready model bundle with weights, config and inference code. Captured/authored with RGB-D camera in the loop and validated against real Dual-Arm Torso kinematics. Drop-in ready for training, sim-to-real transfer, or on-robot deployment.
Pick-and-Place ONNX Model Bundle — Humanoid
Pick-and-Place for the Humanoid — a deployment-ready model bundle with weights, config and inference code. Captured/authored with RGB-D camera in the loop and validated against real Humanoid kinematics. Drop-in ready for training, sim-to-real transfer, or on-robot deployment.
TipGuard — Bipedal Fall-Risk Detector (ONNX)
TipGuard is a lightweight (4.7 KB) ONNX classifier that flags imminent loss-of-balance on bipedal/humanoid robots from a single IMU window. Input is a 9-feature vector — accel x/y/z (g), gyro x/y/z (deg/s), roll, pitch (deg), and angular-velocity magnitude (deg/s); output is a 2-class softmax probability [stable, fall_risk]. Feature normalization is baked into the graph, so you feed raw IMU readings directly. Trained on the companion Bipedal IMU Fall-Risk Telemetry dataset (2,400 labeled 0.5 s windows) and exported at opset 17. Runs in microseconds on Jetson Orin / any ONNX Runtime target — ideal as a safety reflex node. Validated example: a stable stance returns P(fall)=0.00; a 50+ deg/s tumbling window returns P(fall)=1.00.