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Chris Paxton· @chris_j_paxton · X·· 5 hours agoEditorial score40

A lot of humans' robustness and generality (as embodied agents) comes from this sort of capability

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A lot of humans' robustness and generality (as embodied agents) comes from this sort of capability

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A lot of humans' robustness and generality (as embodied agents) comes from this sort of capability

Quoted postConor Mc Gartoll@cmcgartoll
Humanoids today mostly manipulate objects with their hands. As humans, we use much more than our hands: we brace boxes against our chests, tuck objects under our arms, and roll balls along our forearms. Introducing Whole-Body Dexterity (WBD), turning the humanoid body into one large dexterous manipulator. https://wholebodydex.com 🧵👇
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