Takes Steps Toward Warehouse Automation - WSJ
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For decades, one of the hardest problems for robot developers to crack has been something seemingly mundane: how to replicate the human hand’s ability to pick up stuff.
Getting robots to pick things up like a human has proven challenging. Getting it right has big implications for the internet retail giant.
Getting robots to pick things up like a human has proven challenging. Getting it right has big implications for the internet retail giant.
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