With AR, A Robotic Arm Bends to Just the Right Shape
A team at Imperial College London built a malleable robotic arm that you can modify. And with smart glasses, you can get the design just right.
“We’ve shown that AR can simplify working alongside our malleable robot. The approach gives users a range of easy-to-create robot positions, for all sorts of applications, without needing so much technical expertise,” said senior author of the paper, Dr Nicolas Rojas .
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