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Actually, our "dexterous" robots are below human beings among many axes. Weight being high is one of them, but also sensors for present pose, present load, any
by jwatte 10y ago
Actually, our "dexterous" robots are below human beings among many axes.
Weight being high is one of them, but also sensors for present pose, present load, anything touching the armature, flexing, .... Humans are much better at that, and it's important stuff!
- gugagore 10y agoSensors can't be the only reason, since humans can tele-operate robots through vision alone (no tactile or force feedback) to do things that no autonomous system today can.