Teaching robots to change their grip the way humans do
Recorded on March 1, 2017. It’s easy for people to change they’re holding an object, even if that means bracing it against the wall — but robots find this incredibly hard. A team at MIT is working to teach them this skill, which could prove highly useful in assembly and manufacturing tasks.
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