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Our current dual-arm setup for autonomous electronics assembly. The teleoperation controllers in front are used to teach the robots precise manipulation of small objects.
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Drimnek2 个月前
That's for sure amazing! Also, it's interesting whether it possible to accelerate some parts of a trajectory to optimize movement duration.

Viktor Petrenko2 个月前
It depends. Sometimes you can speed up the trajectories individually, sometimes only the whole model.

Temirlan Ulan2 个月前
fireeeee🔥🔥🔥

Fabricius2 个月前
Great job 👏🏾

Mr.Dodox2 个月前
hi. i'm start to learn robot arm. do you have any advice

Ayush2 个月前
Keep your purpose stronger than temporary distractions.

I AM2 个月前
I got some articles you might be interested in

Ethan Blake2 个月前
👏Micro manipulation is deceptively hard. Teleoperation teaching seems like such a practical way to get reliable behavior out of the robot arms.


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