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DeepMind Table Tennis Robots Train Each Other

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By Pannag Sanketi, Heni Ben Amor
| IEEE Spectrum Verified
Hardly a day goes by without impressive new robotic platforms emerging from academic labs and commercial startups worldwide. Humanoid robots in particular look increasingly capable of assisting us in factories and eventually in homes and hospitals. Yet, for these machines to be truly useful, they need sophisticated ‘brains’ to control their robotic bodies.
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DeepMind Table Tennis Robots Train Each Other

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By Pannag Sanketi, Heni Ben Amor
Hardly a day goes by without impressive new robotic platforms emerging from academic labs and commercial startups worldwide. Humanoid robots in particular look increasingly capable of assisting us in factories and eventually in homes and hospitals. Yet, for these machines to be truly useful, they need sophisticated “brains” to control their robotic bodies.
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DeepMind’s Quest for Self-Improving Table Tennis Agents

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By Pannag Sanketi, Heni Ben Amor
| share.google
Hardly a day goes by without impressive new robotic platforms emerging from academic labs and commercial startups worldwide. Humanoid robots in particular look increasingly capable of assisting us in factories and eventually in homes and hospitals. Yet, for these machines to be truly useful, they need sophisticated “brains” to control their robotic bodies.
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