Science Robotics

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Science Robotics publishes original, peer-reviewed research articles that advance the field of robotics.

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Science Robotics
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Sep 4
A large-scale motion tracking framework can convert teleoperation, video, text, and music cues into humanoid control signals for running, jumping, or throwing a cup in the trash. Learn more in Science #Robotics: scim.ag/3TYYKlp
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Science Robotics
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Sep 3
#Humanoid robots can army crawl, breakdance, and do continuous backflips without task-specific training, using a new motion-imitation framework called ZEST. Learn more in Science #Robotics: scim.ag/4ze34xn
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Science Robotics
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Sep 2
A new Science #Robotics study highlights a visual processing algorithm that enables humanoid robotics with stereo vision to overcome disparities between left and right image sensors to extract depth information in different scenes. scim.ag/4guBx23
Science Robotics
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Sep 1
A new Science #Robotics study highlights a reinforcement learning based controller that can enable humanlike motions and smooth transitions in humanoid robots, including new and unseen tasks. scim.ag/4zWfMkO
Science Robotics
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Aug 31
Embodying the mobile paradigm—where infants in a crib learn to manipulate a mobile suspended above them—in a humanoid robot reveals how sensorimotor learning develops from curiosity and prediction. Learn more in Science #Robotics: scim.ag/4qGU00e