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Venturing a guess, a possible way for #1 to hold true (in some sense) might be the maturity of camera-based object detection and classification, which even the
by smilekzs 6y ago
Venturing a guess, a possible way for #1 to hold true (in some sense) might be the maturity of camera-based object detection and classification, which even the most risk-averse industrial robot builders might have justified to adopt in their latest offerings.
- unishark 6y agoMaybe if they have a narrow definition of robot that requires it to have computer vision, as opposed to just a machine that repeats a repetitive task exactly.
- ragebol 6y agoMost industrial robots are relatively simple machines that repeat a task described in details. Only input may be to wait until a new part came in or to move down the stack of parts until the gripper runs into something to grip.
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