Embodied Intelligence in the Hands of Robots
The future of manufacturing calls for the need of dexterous robotic manipulation — see how researchers at Columbia University focus on a new approach of "embodied intelligence" in robots.
“Dexterous robotic manipulation is needed now in fields such as manufacturing and logistics, and is one of the technologies that, in the longer term, are needed to enable personal robotic assistance in other areas, such as healthcare or service domains,” notes Professor Matei Ciocarlie.
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