UW team creates custom grippers to help machines pick up more things
A University of Washington team created a new tool that can design a 3D-printable passive gripper and calculate the best path to pick up an object. The team tested this system on a suite of 22 objects — including a 3D-printed bunny, a doorstop-shaped wedge, a tennis ball and a drill.
Read more: https://www.washington.edu/news/2022/07/28/assembly-line-robots-pick-up-almost-anything/
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Read more: https://www.washington.edu/news/2022/07/28/assembly-line-robots-pick-up-almost-anything/
Видео UW team creates custom grippers to help machines pick up more things канала UW (University of Washington)
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