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Robots learn to evolve and improve - Innovation Toronto

Robots learn to evolve and improve - Innovation Toronto
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Robot Can Read Brail x2 Faster than Humans

A robotic sensor that uses artificial intelligence techniques has been built by researchers, and it can read braille at a speed that is about twice as fast as the majority of human readers.

United kingdomDavid hardmanMegan craigFumiya iidaUniversity of cambridgeDepartment of engineeringCambridge department of engineeringStudy coSamsung global research outreach initiativeProfessor fumiya iidaStudy first authorUndergraduate studentStudy co authorSamsung global research outreachHigh speed tactile braille readingBiomimetic sliding

Robot Trained To Read Braille Twice as Fast as Humans

Researchers have developed a robotic sensor that incorporates artificial intelligence techniques to read braille at speeds roughly double that of most human readers.

United kingdomDavid hardmanFumiya iidaAutom lettCambridge department of engineeringTechnology networkDepartment of engineeringSamsung global research outreach programUniversity of cambridgePembroke collegeProfessor fumiya iidaParth potdarSamsung global research outreach

Robot trained to read braille at twice speed of humans

Robot trained to read braille at twice speed of humans
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