Machine learning for intuitive robots that are aware of their environment
• Researchers are working to improve the tactile sensitivity of robots to facilitate more intuitive human-machine interaction. It may soon be possible to instruct robots simply by touching them.
• Robots equipped with high-resolution sensors and controlled by a new algorithm can be guided like smartphones with simple tactile gestures.
• Another algorithm developed by the University of Hertfordshire enables robots to independently adapt to their environments and to make decisions without requiring specific training.
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• Robots equipped with high-resolution sensors and controlled by a new algorithm can be guided like smartphones with simple tactile gestures.
• Another algorithm developed by the University of Hertfordshire enables robots to independently adapt to their environments and to make decisions without requiring specific training.


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