| ▲ | alnwlsn 6 hours ago | |
> much better dexterity than any human Do they? A human can both chuck kilograms of stuff across a room or kick in a door, but then pick up a single hair off the ground, or feel and manipulate (things even lighter than) a literal feather. Robots can certainly do things more repeatably, if not more precisely. | ||
| ▲ | kortex 3 hours ago | parent [-] | |
Robot arms can have reproducible movement with error bars measured in double-digit microns. Where they lack is in the force feedback, and even then they have had huge strides. | ||