Adventures Beyond Euskadi: Las Islas Canarias
As mentioned in prior posts, Spain is composed of 17 Autonomous Communities and we’ve set the goal of visiting each of them. Before moving to Bilbao we had spent time …
Multi-Robot MuJoCo Worlds on iOS — ARMOR is Live on the App Store!
ARMOR v1.0 adds multi-robot MuJoCo worlds, textured & mesh obstacles, and full-scene MJCF export — on a new MuJoCo 3.9 engine. iPhone, iPad, visionOS.
URDF to MuJoCo Export & Simulation Worlds — ARMOR v0.12 Release Notes
ARMOR v0.12 adds simulation worlds (ground plane, obstacles, fixed/free base) and one-to-one URDF-to-MJCF export, so the MuJoCo physics you run on iOS matches your desktop workstation.
Exploring Euskadi: A Half-Marathon in Vitoria-Gasteiz
The Autonomous Community of Euskadi is composed of three provinces: Álava, Bizkaia, and Gipuzkoa. Bilbao is located in Bizkaia and we’ve used its extensive public transit network to explore almost …
Adventures Beyond Euskadi: Pays Basque
Our experience in Bilbao has been enriched by the group of neighbors that we have grown close to over the last two years. They are natives of Euskadi whom we …
Adventures Beyond Euskadi: Navarra
Since arriving in Bilbao we have traveled extensively within Euskadi, exploring the region via its extensive transit network. We have also occasionally ventured beyond the Basque Country, including making progress …
Exploring Euskadi: Durango, Pinueta, and Mungia’s Gran Feria de San Antontxu
I have gotten terrible at writing blog posts in a timely manner. After all, it’s been six months since I wrote my last post about some of our favorite coastal …
Basque Country Trails: Acantilado Edition
It should be pretty clear from my prior posts that one of our favorite things about Euskadi is the accessibility of hiking trails with scenic vistas. We’re especially fond of …
The Dozen or so Euskara Words we Know (and Use) in Bilbao, Part 2
This continues a series where we explain our limited Euskara vocabulary through the lens of our experiences in Bilbao. Here, we introduce a trip to Bilbao in 2023 coinciding with the Tour de France, and apply it to give context to the Basque words for welcome, good morning, and good night.