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Bobby Carlton

Saratoga Springs
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Embodied Reasoning The 1 Skill Robots Have Been Missing

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By Bobby Carlton
| fsstudio.com
By Bobby Carlton Embodied reasoning is the term you’re going to hear a lot over the next year, so let’s get ahead of it in plain language. It’s the ability to understand how physical work actually happens. Not recognizing a wrench in a photo. Understanding what a hand does with the wrench. Where the grip lands, when contact starts, how the tool moves through the turn, when it lets go, and what order all of it happens in. Humans get this for free.
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Humanoid Robot Reliability Changes the Math for Everybody

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By Bobby Carlton
| fsstudio.com
By Bobby Carlton Humanoid robot reliability crossed a threshold this spring, and if you run a warehouse, a plant, a farm, or a fleet, it changes your math too. The short version is that humanoid robots stopped performing and started working. Figure ran three of its machines on a package line for 200 straight hours, livestreamed, no edits, close to a quarter million packages sorted.
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Teleoperation Data Is the #1 Fuel That Teaches Robots the Work

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By Bobby Carlton
| fsstudio.com
By Bobby Carlton Teleoperation data is the quiet force running the entire robotics industry right now, and most people outside it have never heard the term. It answers a question nobody thinks to ask: where does a robot’s skill actually come from? Not the hardware. You can buy a beautiful humanoid with thirty-one joints and five-fingered hands and it’ll stand there doing nothing useful until somebody teaches it. The teaching is the whole ballgame.
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