dexterous manipulation Archives - The Robot Report
This Robot Hand Taught Itself How to Grab Stuff Like a Human | WIRED
The Education of Brett the Robot | WIRED
This five-fingered robot hand learns to get a grip on its own
Robots are leaving the factory floor and heading for your desk – and your job | Robots | The Guardian
Frontiers | The GummiArm Project: A Replicable and Variable-Stiffness Robot Arm for Experiments on Embodied AI
Embodied Dexterity Group
As robotic grasping improves, rivals debate the metrics of success | VentureBeat
Berkeley's Blue AI-Powered Robotic Arm Is Human-Friendly and Cost-Effective - Hackster.io
Robotic Dexterity Paving the Way for General-purpose Robots
Reinforcement learning for robot research: A comprehensive review and open issues - Tengteng Zhang, Hongwei Mo, 2021
Experimental setup for dexterous manipulation (robotic hand,... | Download Scientific Diagram
This robot can pick up more than 260 items per hour | Mashable
Integrated linkage-driven dexterous anthropomorphic robotic hand | Nature Communications
Berkeley's two-armed robot hints at a new future for warehouses
Dexterous manipulation: (a) T-shirt folding by NEXTAGE, 117 (b)... | Download Scientific Diagram
21 Robotics Dexterity Mimics The Human Hand Photos and Premium High Res Pictures - Getty Images
Meet the Most Nimble-Fingered Robot Yet | MIT Technology Review
UC Berkeley's Salto Is the Most Agile Jumping Robot Ever - IEEE Spectrum
PDF) Learning Dexterous Manipulation for a Soft Robotic Hand from Human Demonstration
Ambi Robotics returns to Berkeley and expands headquarters
Roach-like robots run, climb and communicate with people | NSF - National Science Foundation
Can Your Robot Flip A Coin? Deep Dynamic Models Are Now Improving Robotic Dexterity
Robotics | Free Full-Text | Is Artificial Man Still Far Away: Anthropomimetic Robots Versus Robomimetic Humans
Meet the most nimble-fingered robot ever built | Berkeley News
This Robot Can Pick up More Than 260 Items Per Hour - YouTube
Complex manipulation with a simple robotic hand through contact breaking and caging | Science Robotics
Embodied Dexterity Group
