FEATURED ROBOTICS
Robots Learn to Read Human Movement Habits
From arXiv • Latest Research
Scientists developed a way to teach robots how to interact with objects using body movements, by learning from human examples and improving their skills through practice. This new approach allows robots to adapt to different situations and learn new behaviors, such as interacting with objects they haven't seen before, which could lead to more practical uses in real-world settings.
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Robots Work Better Together With AI-Powered Communication
Researchers created a system to help robots work together with different abilities to complete tasks that require understanding scenes and manipulating objects. This system can improve how effectively robots communicate with each other, leading to better outcomes when working on complex tasks in real-world situations.
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AI Learns From VR Behavior To Improve School Safety Strategies
Scientists created a computer model that simulates how people behave in virtual reality scenarios, such as school shootings. This simulator allows researchers to test new safety strategies in a safe and controlled way, which can help develop more effective ways to protect students and teachers from harm.
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AI Learns by Feeling Its Way Through Tasks
Scientists developed a new computer system that combines what robots see and feel to better understand how objects interact in certain tasks. This system, which can imagine how physical objects will behave, performed significantly better than previous systems in real-world experiments, with the potential to improve robot performance in complex tasks.
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Robots Can Now Use Color-Coded Maps to Find Their Way
Scientists created a new way for robots to find specific locations in a network based on their colors, allowing them to settle at unique spots while minimizing time and memory usage. This breakthrough has the potential to improve how robots navigate and interact with each other in complex networks, making it easier for them to work together efficiently.
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