New Robotics: Piano Player
Big Robotic Challenge - Robotics Overcome Complexity of Playing Piano
UK Cambridge Roboticists Have Created a Robotic Hand that's a Pianist
University of Cambridge roboticists have created a passive movement robotic hand that can play the piano. That was quite a challenge. Playing the piano is one of the most complex human activities with complex physical, mental and emotional behavior. The robotic arm that the team has created may lead to more natural moving robots with minimal energy use. For a news blog on this fascinating development, go to my journalist colleague Maryanne Kane at https://www.importantinnovations.com/2018/12/robot-piano-player.html And for more new stories on innovation including robotics go to amazon.com/author/ekane
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University of Cambridge roboticists have created a passive movement robotic hand that can play the piano. That was quite a challenge. Playing the piano is one of the most complex human activities with complex physical, mental and emotional behavior. The robotic arm that the team has created may lead to more natural moving robots with minimal energy use. For a news blog on this fascinating development, go to my journalist colleague Maryanne Kane at https://www.importantinnovations.com/2018/12/robot-piano-player.html And for more new stories on innovation including robotics go to amazon.com/author/ekane
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