> Also most teams wouldn't train their expensive robots this way because the risk of damaging it is way too high. They train it in a simulation, and these robo

> Also most teams wouldn't train their expensive robots this way because the risk of damaging it is way too high. They train it in a simulation, and these robots are quite expensive too. The only problem is getting miniaturized hardware, which we are bound to see very soon as there are vast practical applications, I'm thinking dishwashers and refrigerators.