Within the realm of the baseball playing robotics, this is true. There is a lot of research to be done on human locomotion and automated rapid response. Don't

Within the realm of the baseball playing robotics, this is true. There is a lot of research to be done on human locomotion and automated rapid response. Don't get me wrong, I was very impressed by the reproduction of a two finger fastball and the response by the batter. But as for the cooking, the robots had to be rotated to their extremes to operate the ladle. The end result there was preparation of food, and the use of the ladle was not the simplest thing to have the robot do. That seemed out of place, and pointed at the ladle being the wrong tool for the job.