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Next generation robots
Sergey Levine, an assistant professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of California at Berkeley explains:
“I think that the GelSight technology, as well as other high-bandwidth tactile sensors, will make a big impact in robotics. For humans, our sense of touch is one of the key enabling factors for our amazing manual dexterity. Current robots lack this type of dexterity and are limited in their ability to react to surface features when manipulating objects.”
For a robot working in a house as mentioned above or in a workplace. This GelSight technology could have a revolutionary impact in the future when it comes to the flexibility and sensitiveness of the work. For more stories about robots and development click here
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