Boston Dynamics drops pinkie on new humanoid hand
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Boston Dynamics tested a new humanoid hand design by having engineers tape their pinkies and ring fingers together for a day to identify functional limitations. The experiment helped the robotics company understand what capabilities their new hand needed to perform real-world tasks effectively.
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Boston Dynamics engineers taped their pinkies and ring fingers together for a day to learn what they weren’t able to do. The post Boston Dynamics drops pinkie on new humanoid hand appeared first on The Robot Report .
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