Neural network plus motion planning equals more useful robots, finds UC Berkeley

Neural network plus motion planning equals more useful robots, finds UC Berkeley

Researchers have developed software that combines deep learning neural networks with motion planning optimization to rapidly compute how to quickly and smoothly grasp and move objects. Credit: Adam Lau, UC Berkeley

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