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Science robotics

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Exploring planet geology through force-feedback telemanipulation from orbit.

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Current space exploration roadmaps envision exploring the surface geology of celestial bodies with robots for both scientific research and in situ resource utilization. In such unstructured, poorly lit, complex, and remote environments, automation is...

How to compete with robots by assessing job automation risks and resilient alternatives.

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The effects of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) on the job market are matters of great social concern. Economists and technology experts are debating at what rate, and to what extent, technology could be used to replace humans in occupations...

Telerobotic neurovascular interventions with magnetic manipulation.

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Advances in robotic technology have been adopted in various subspecialties of both open and minimally invasive surgery, offering benefits such as enhanced surgical precision and accuracy with reduced fatigue of the surgeon. Despite the advantages, ro...

Efficient multitask learning with an embodied predictive model for door opening and entry with whole-body control.

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Robots need robust models to effectively perform tasks that humans do on a daily basis. These models often require substantial developmental costs to maintain because they need to be adjusted and adapted over time. Deep reinforcement learning is a po...

Learning garment manipulation policies toward robot-assisted dressing.

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Assistive robots have the potential to support people with disabilities in a variety of activities of daily living, such as dressing. People who have completely lost their upper limb movement functionality may benefit from robot-assisted dressing, wh...

Effective grasping enables successful robot-assisted dressing.

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Advances in computer vision and robotic manipulation are enabling assisted dressing.

Robotic assistive technologies get more personal.

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Personalized and adaptive control systems can improve the efficacy of assistive technologies in rehabilitation.

Using robots to advance clinical translation in neurorehabilitation.

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A preclinical robotic platform aids rehabilitation, therapy development, and assessment of recovery for upper limb impairments.

Running birds reveal secrets for legged robot design.

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Recapitulating avian locomotion opens the door for simple and economical control of legged robots without sensory feedback systems.

BirdBot achieves energy-efficient gait with minimal control using avian-inspired leg clutching.

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Designers of legged robots are challenged with creating mechanisms that allow energy-efficient locomotion with robust and minimalistic control. Sources of high energy costs in legged robots include the rapid loading and high forces required to suppor...