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Need a hand with solid dispensing? This is PowderBot, our first paper in Digital Discovery; project led by PhD robot wizard Ying Jiang University of Liverpool MIF A I Cooper group Hatem Fakhruldeen Ai He Tianwei Gabriella 🤖 Louis Longley Rob Clowes Nicola Rankin

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Andy Coopervor 3 Jahren

Also tagging @ABBRobotics @ABBRoboticsUSA @ABBRobotics_UK

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⌬Nessa Carsonvor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin He is beautiful! Is he in Liverpool? Can I come and visit?!!

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Sumanta Chowdhuryvor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin Wow! This robot is impressively accurate at weighing chemicals. Now, I can't help but wonder, does it also lend a hand in washing glasswares? 😄

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Dr Nicola Bellvor 3 Jahren

@DrMichaelJHall @digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin This is SO COOL 😎 🤓🤖

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Prof Niamh Nic Daeidvor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin Super cool - well done Andy and the team 👍😎

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Andy Coopervor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin Thanks!

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Joshua Schriervor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin Digging the use of old school fuzzy logic control....

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Andy Coopervor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin Not everything needs to be done with reinforcement learning

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Andy Coopervor 3 Jahren

Full link to paper:

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Franziska Emmerlingvor 3 Jahren

@digital_rsc @LivUni @MIF_UoL @AICooperGroup @HatemFakhrulde1 @Annia_Hebbe @gabriellapizz @LouisLongley @robclow11 @nici_rankin Impressive!

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