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    Making robots that can work with their hands

    Making robots that can work with their hands

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    • September 2017

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    Making robots that can work with their hands

    Making robots that can work with their hands

    The original of this article was published by The Conversation on April 24, 2017, and it can be accessed at https://theconversation.com/making-robots-that-can-work-with-their-hands-73831 It’s quite common for humans – especially those who work in manufacturing – to tie a knot, strip the casing off a cable, insert a pin in a hole or use a hand tool such as a drill. They may seem like simple tasks, but are really very complex and involve extremely fine finger and hand motions.

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