Carnegie Mellon designed an inexpensive way to help robots 'feel' objects
Recorded on July 5, 2017. Fingervision is robot skin made from cheap, off-the-shelf components. The setup uses clear silicone wrap, 3D printed grippers and a $50 camera.
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