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This guide outlines how to develop, train, and test AlohaMini using a remote cloud GPU (e.g., Lambda Labs, AWS) for the heavy simulation, while controlling everything from your local laptop (e.g., MacBook).
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## Architecture
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***Cloud Server (The "Lab")**: Runs NVIDIA Isaac Sim. Handles physics, rendering, and training.
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***Local Machine (The "Mission Control")**: Runs the Dashboard and Teleoperation scripts. Connects to the cloud via SSH.
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## Prerequisites
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1.**Cloud Instance**: A server with an NVIDIA RTX GPU (A10, A100, RTX 3090/4090).
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* Recommended: Lambda Labs or Brev.dev (Ubuntu 20.04/22.04).
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* Must have **NVIDIA Drivers** and **Isaac Sim** installed (or use the Isaac Sim Docker container).
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2.**Local Machine**: Your laptop (Mac/Windows/Linux).
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3.**SSH Access**: You must be able to SSH into the cloud instance.
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