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Google DeepMind’s new AI models help robots perform physical tasks, even without training

Google DeepMind is l aunching two new AI models designed to help robots “perform a wider range of real-world tasks than ever before.” The first, called Gemini Robotics, is a vision-language-action model capable of understanding new situations, even if it hasn’t been trained on them.

The Financial Times · 1d

Google DeepMind unveils new AI models in race to make robots useful

Google DeepMind has unveiled artificial intelligence models for robotics that it hailed as a milestone in the long quest to make the general-purpose machines more useful and practical in the everyday world.

NBC New York · 1d

Google's DeepMind says it will use AI models to power physical robots

Google is taking its DeepMind artificial intelligence technology models into the physical world to power robots.

AOL · 19h

Google DeepMind launches robot AI that can figure out how to ‘slam dunk’

Google DeepMind has unveiled two advanced artificial intelligence models designed to allow robots to perform human tasks without training. Gemini Robotics and Gemini Robotics-ER give robots spatial understanding and reasoning abilities in order to carry out physical actions autonomously.

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This Robot Is Too Fast to Beat at Rock-Paper-Scissors

It’s a simple setup: a 3D-printed hand with googly eyes housed in a plain box ... rock, paper, or scissors – just before ...

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Robot Cheats At Rock Paper Scissors

Now robotics engineers at the Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory in Japan have created a janken robot that wins every time (if you didn’t know, janken is the Japanese name for rock-paper-scissors).

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This Biohybrid Robot Hand Can Win Rock, Paper, Scissors – Provided You Play Paper

A robot hand powered by lab-grown muscles is challenging you to a game of Rock, Paper, Scissors – do you accept? Here’s hoping you choose rock, because a new remarkable biohybrid has just ...

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Apple’s new research robot takes a page from Pixar’s playbook

Last month, Apple offered up more insight into its consumer robotics work via a research paper that argues that traits like expressive movements are key to optimizing human-robot interaction.

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