Using their ... area of the robotic hand, primarily at the fingertips. There are several problems with these approaches, explained Xiaolong Wang, a professor of electrical and computer engineering ...

To solve this issue, researchers at the University of Cambridge recently found a novel solution by streamlining what a robot ... hand graduated to attempting to pick up bubble wrap, a computer ...

The 3D-printed hand was initially trained using plastic balls Scientists have designed a robotic hand that can ... using objects including a peach, computer mouse and bubble wrap.

The hand was initially trained using small 3D-printed plastic ... objects – including a peach, a computer mouse, and a roll of bubble wrap. The robotic hand was able to successfully grasp ...

[Related: Watch a robot hand only use its ‘skin’ to feel and grab ... professor in the departments of mechanical engineering and computer science, explained that “the directional goal ...

"Our human hand is not functioning using motors ... and computer science at MIT. "Drop your arm on the side of the chair and let it dangle. Imagine that arm as a soft robot — that is the rest ...

In a recent video, the robot is seen peeling a squash with one hand while holding it by the other. Using its finger ... of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at MIT, told New ...

A mouse-like robot with an articulated spine ... and his colleagues created their robot using a 3D printer. Its flexible spine has eight joints controlled by servos, and the whole machine is ...