Recently, research teams from Tsinghua University, Fudan University, and Stanford University jointly released an Agent development framework called 'Eko'. This framework aims to help developers quickly build production-ready 'virtual employees' using simple code and natural language. The Eko framework can take over a user's computer and browser, performing various tedious tasks on behalf of humans. With Eko, users can achieve automated data collection, testing, and file management, among other functionalities. For instance, users can set Eko to automatically gather information from Yahoo Finance.
ViTPose is an open-source action estimation model that excels at recognizing human postures, as if it can understand the actions you are performing. The standout feature of this model is its simplicity and efficiency; it does not use complex network structures but directly employs a technique called Vision Transformer. The core of ViTPose uses a pure Vision Transformer, which acts like a powerful 'skeleton' to extract key features from images. Unlike other models, it does not require complexity.