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What changed, and what is the evidence.
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What happens when robots learn without being taught specific strategies? 🤖 Inspired by AlphaGo and AlphaZero, researchers developed AlphaNIST, where a single learning policy solved all 20 NIST assembly tasks with a reported 98.2% success… |
Just a couple of days ago, and now this??? 98.2% success in simulation?? But most impressively... 10 different tasks in a row! receiving that reward only once! after all 10 are done! First they showed that a smarter way of sampling… |
Field testing demonstrates how Ground Control's new board offers immediate spoof detection and resilient positioning for uncrewed platforms. Read more: https://t.co/zK0oOvAEaY @GCSatellite https://t.co/aIBKBS1ivh |
The biggest opportunity in humanoid robotics may not be building the robot itself. It may be solving the bottlenecks every robot company faces: cheaper actuators, dexterous hands, better training data, safety systems, factory integration,… |