What if robots could learn to handle objects without watching humans? The new way training data is created can shape what robots learn.
Harvard researchers created an algorithm that allows a wearable robot to adapt to and assist the arm movements of stroke and Lou Gehrig’s disease patients in real-time. The researchers’ machine ...
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Scientists show predictable training can outperform complex robot learning data
Teaching robots to manipulate objects with human-like dexterity remains one of the biggest challenges ...
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Consistency, not complexity, is the key to teaching robots dexterity, new research suggests
Teaching robots to manipulate objects with humanlike dexterity has long been one of robotics' toughest challenges. Tasks such ...
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The counterintuitive robot discovery that’s changing how machines learn
A new study from New York University and the Robotics and AI Institute has found that robots trained on structured, ...
Plenty of companies have demoed home robots, but few, if any, have actually been released. The truth is that even the most advanced robots aren't very good at interacting with objects and environments ...
Evolution is a very slow process, due largely to the fact that nature doesn't "know" in advance which features of an animal will be beneficial. A new AI-based algorithm does know, however, allowing it ...
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