'RF-Grasp' Robot Finds and Grasps Hidden Objects
“We’re trying to give robots superhuman perception,” said MIT Associate Professor Fadel Adib. How exactly? Adib and a team of MIT researchers are combining vision with radio frequency (RF) sensing so that robots can find and grasp objects, even when they are hidden. See how the "RF-Grasp" technology can be used in warehouses and manufacturing operations.
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