Researchers use ChatGPT to make a tomato picking robot

Researchers use ChatGPT to make a tomato picking robot

A team of researchers at the Technical University in Delft, Netherlands and the Swiss technical university EPFL used ChatGPT to help them develop a tomato-picking robot. A study about the development of the robot was recently published in Nature Machine Intelligence. 

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