ALOHA is an open-source hardware System for bimanual teleoperation. With a $20k budget, it is capable of teleoperating precise dexterity tasks like these ones [source, read more:

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It would be more convincing if the operator was in another room. Beyond hardware performance, would it be possible to achieve the same things without direct eye contact?

Now surgeons can work from home, need pretty reliable internet service though

Connect those arms to a drone… and this guy is out of work…!

So cool

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This is amazing. How many fingers do we need to control it?

Nice 😊

The skill really belongs to the operator

I am pretty sure there is already remote surgery being done this way. However, I do not see this becoming a way to assemble things. The 10x speed is about how fast humans do the work now. I do not see this being an alternative to humans at 1x speed... way too slow.

We have had machines doing this for many generations just not hands and body talking form . Cool but to creepy for me et cetra on humans losing more jobs

I can do that. Why use fake hands??

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