Embodied AI Community Group update

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Purpose

Update about Embodied AI Community Group, as it launched.

Proposed Changes

Add links and info for the community

Testing

Preview

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a note clarifying that RAI is for research and development, highlighting its limitations.
  • Updated the Embodied AI Community Group section with a link to the GitHub page and meeting instructions.
  • Made minor formatting adjustments for improved clarity.

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Walkthrough

The changes made to the README.md file include the addition of a note regarding the intended use of RAI for research and development, along with its limitations. Updates were made to the section about the Embodied AI Community Group, which now includes a direct link to the group's GitHub page and instructions for joining meetings. Minor formatting adjustments were also performed, with no changes to the content of existing sections.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added note on RAI's purpose and limitations; updated Embodied AI Community Group section with GitHub link and meeting instructions; minor formatting adjustments.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RAI
    participant CommunityGroup

    User->>RAI: Read README.md
    RAI-->>User: Note on research and development
    User->>CommunityGroup: Access GitHub link
    CommunityGroup-->>User: Join meetings via ROS Calendar

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🐰 "In the README, a note we now see,
For research and fun, RAI's the key!
With links to the group, come join the cheer,
Together we grow, year after year!"
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