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My layman understanding is 1. big, practical size robotic arms are expensive and 2. also very slow, making real training expensive and time consuming. And 3, si
by jamilton 3y ago
My layman understanding is 1. big, practical size robotic arms are expensive and 2. also very slow, making real training expensive and time consuming. And 3, simulations aren't high-fidelity enough to be fully sufficient for training, but they definitely can help.
- moffkalast 3y agoTbf, this is Google we're talking about. They routinely pay a single developer more per year than a few of these would cost to produce. They could make hundreds without a second thought.
- lallysingh 3y agoAnd make the simulator more realistic