Video Friday: Life’s Better With a Little Robot Goose
Video Friday: Life’s Better With a Little Robot Goose
IEEE Spectrum rounds up robotics videos, including a Skydio fixed-wing drone using a robot arm for launch and capture, humanoid performances, and underwater manipulation. The roundup does not establish autonomous operation for the humanoid performance.
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A robotics video roundup. Demonstrations do not establish deployment readiness or autonomous operation.
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Reported performance applies to the described task. It does not establish general autonomy or deployment readiness.
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Life’s better with a little Goose. [ The Robot Works ]
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Skydio has introduced the F10, a charmingly lopsided fixed-wing drone
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The first ever robot that could walk by itself was the Honda P2
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Precision biomimetic dexterous hand, priced from US $6,500
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Why build a humanoid hand when a robot hand can do stuff like this?
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Diane Heinle, a mechanical engineer at Boston Dynamics
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ULOHA brings learning from demonstrations to two robot arms working underwater
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This is one of those tasks that looks a little boring but is actually both very tricky and very useful
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That tiny little excavator playing in flour is adorbs
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How do you fit a humanoid robot into a box?
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And now, this. At the Opening Ceremony of WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 on 22 September
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A microwave box creates a surprisingly tricky vision system challenge
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As the evolution of the UR Series, the g‑Series is designed to accelerate how robots are integrated into complete automation systems
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Source：IEEE Spectrum — Robotics · spectrum.ieee.org