Stanford's ToddlerBot 2.0 documentation just went live on tnkr.
Haochen's tweet pretty much says it all - they've built an interactive 3D assembly manual that makes reproducing their robot significantly easier. You can interact with the model, click through assembly steps, animations, see exactly which parts go where.
This is what we've been building towards. Not just hosting PDFs or markdown files, but creating documentation that actually helps people build robots. The kind where you don't need three monitors and a PhD to follow along.
It's early days for tnkr, but seeing legitimate research teams trust us with their documentation feels like validation that we're on the right path.
Check out the live docs here if you want to see what interactive robot documentation looks like.
Small milestone, but these are the ones that keep you going.