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I think the thing they want to communicate here is the training method. Rather than a pick and place tool path, this is just trained on videos of someone using

I think the thing they want to communicate here is the training method. Rather than a pick and place tool path, this is just trained on videos of someone using a coffee machine, and imitating that. Which… now that I think about it… is probably drawing a skeleton over top of the video Kinect-style, and… drawing a tool path… But at least it seems to understand when it’s made a mistake, which is interesting.

steveBK123 3y ago
Right I mean, for B2B industrial robotic arm applications this might actually be a big improvement / breakthrough. I just find it annoying how many of these AI companies are pumping goofy B2C applications. Like they make it look as though they are building a breakthrough humanoid robotic assistant or something, but really that is still very very far away and not at all related to the "video trained robotic arm" breakthrough they are trying to communicate.
WiSaGaN 3y ago
I’m wondering what cost function it’s using. Does it use a simulator?