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A Vision for the Future: How Computer Vision is Transforming Robotics

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The goal of computer vision research is to teach computers to recognize objects and scenes in their surroundings. As robots need to be able to pick up on their surroundings and adapt accordingly, this is a crucial skill for the field. These tasks include object recognition, tracking, navigation, and scene understanding.

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Computer Vision in Robotics – An Autonomous Revolution

Viso.ai

One of the computer vision applications we are most excited about is the field of robotics. By marrying the disciplines of computer vision, natural language processing, mechanics, and physics, we are bound to see a frameshift change in the way we interact with, and are assisted by robot technology.

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Computer Vision in Robotics – An Autonomous Revolution

Viso.ai

One of the computer vision applications we are most excited about is the field of robotics. By marrying the disciplines of computer vision, natural language processing, mechanics, and physics, we are bound to see a frameshift change in the way we interact with, and are assisted by robot technology.

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Robotic Chef Masters Recipe Recreation by Watching Food Videos

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Cambridge University's engineering team recently revealed a pioneering development in robotics: a robotic chef capable of learning and replicating recipes simply by watching food preparation videos. When shown videos of various recipes, the robot learns to perceive the actions and ingredients involved.

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Computer Vision: 2023 Recaps and 2024 Trends

Towards AI

AI Power for Foundation Models (source as marked) As we bid farewell to 2023, it’s evident that the domain of computer vision (CV) has undergone a year teeming with extraordinary innovation and technological leaps. Last Updated on December 30, 2023 by Editorial Team Author(s): Luhui Hu Originally published on Towards AI.

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My Experience with the Apple Vision Pro and Future Perspectives in Computer Vision and Healthcare

Towards AI

However, thanks to the amazing Digital Health team of the Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign, I was able to try the new Apple Vision Pro and have some discussion about its potential in computer vision and healthcare. And if you think the Apple Vision Pro is expensive, you should look at the prices of medical-grade monitors.

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Eureka! NVIDIA Research Breakthrough Puts New Spin on Robot Learning

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A new AI agent developed by NVIDIA Research that can teach robots complex skills has trained a robotic hand to perform rapid pen-spinning tricks — for the first time as well as a human can. Eureka has also taught robots to open drawers and cabinets, toss and catch balls, and manipulate scissors, among other tasks.

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