@rohanpaul_ai: That’s why fingers matter so much for humanoid robots, and is such a hard problem. The bag was in the hand for maybe on…
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The tweet discusses the significance and difficulty of fingers in humanoid robots, referencing a brief moment where a robot held a bag for about one second.
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That’s why fingers matter so much for humanoid robots, and is such a hard problem.
The bag was in the hand for maybe one second
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